33.7 million people
More than 60% of the population is in need of humanitarian aid.
Why This Crisis Matters
More than one thousand days of war has left families across Sudan without reliable food, medicine and safety. The hardest-hit areas include Darfur and Kordofan, where many communities remain cut off from aid.
Islamic Relief is calling for urgent global action to protect civilians and open humanitarian access.
Immediate ceasefire
Unimpeded aid access
Safe civilian passage
The Situation in Sudan in Numbers
Over 21 million people
Are suffering acute food shortages.
638,000 people
Face famine conditions and catastrophic starvation.
3.7+ million children under 5
Are acutely malnourished and need lifesaving treatment.
90% of displaced people
Say they cannot afford food.
75% of health facilities
In the worst-affected areas are now out of service.
Islamic Relief's Response in Sudan
Figures updated as of 25 January 2026
1,112,123
Reached with food
31,513
Received clean water
53,333
Supported with healthcare
18,406
Hygiene kits distributed
4,737
Families given shelter support
84,177
IDP households given cash support
Additional Response
- 6,400 people received psychosocial support
- 54 hospitals/clinics supplied with medicine
- 57,450 farmers supported with livelihoods and seeds