At a project in Sortoni, we provide treatment via outpatient and inpatient consultations. The project also provides nutritional services and vaccinations. At Dar Zaghawa, four of our health centres offer medical care, with a particular focus on mothers and children.
We also treat visceral leishmaniasis (also known as kala azar) in Al-Gedaref State, eastern Sudan. This parasitic disease, which is transmitted by sandflies, has a 95 per cent mortality rate if it is not treated.
Our activities in 2022 in Sudan
Data and information from the International Activity Report 2022.
1,104
1,104
€49.3 M
49.3M
1979
1979


586,800
586,8
4,260
4,26
1,950
1,95

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Surgical supply ban in Khartoum must be immediately reversed

MSF suspends surgery in Khartoum hospital as supplies remain blocked

Six months of war and neglect in Sudan is a “catastrophic failure of humanity”

MSF-supported Al Nao hospital in Omdurman hit by shelling

Overwhelming needs in White Nile as conflict pushes people to limit

Catastrophic health crisis in Sudan demands more action

Forty-nine people killed in Khartoum’s deadliest weekend since conflict began

Turkish Hospital in Khartoum: Last lifeline for sick children and pregnant women
