Fighting has spread to many key agricultural regions, which has devastated food production. Many farmers have told Islamic Relief staff that it is too dangerous to access their fields to plant or harvest crops, while trucks transporting food to markets are regularly looted.
Islamic Relief has worked in Sudan since 1984. It is now one of the most dangerous and difficult places to deliver humanitarian aid, with dozens of aid workers killed, offices looted and regular bureaucratic obstruction.
Despite the many challenges – including needing to relocate our main office several times as the violence has spread – we have delivered vital aid to more than 1.2 million people across the country during this crisis.

Figures last updated on 10 July 2025
53,333
people accessed healthcare
11,457
water storage kits distributed
658,577
people received food aid
5,771
people received psychosocial support
2,935
dignity kits distributed
79,503
internally displaced families received cash assistance
36,224
farmers received agricultural support
2,898
hygiene kits distributed
1,520
tents erected for internally displaced people in Gedaref and Port Sudan
52
health facilities supported in Al Jazirah, Central Darfur, Gedaref and Sennar states
3,414
temporary shelter items distributed
16,820
people received clean water