Stand With Families Devastated by Floods in North Darfur
In August 2026, flash floods struck Dabanira IDPs Camp in Tawila, North Darfur, where families already displaced by conflict are now facing another devastating loss. 725 households lost their homes completely, while 241 more were partially damaged, affecting nearly 6,000 people.
The floods destroyed shelters and food supplies, leaving families exposed to contaminated water, unsafe living conditions, and a higher risk of hunger and disease. With more rain expected during the ongoing rainy season, their needs are becoming even more urgent.
SAMA is responding with our local partner Alaioun (AOPDHA) by providing emergency food baskets to 600 of the hardest-hit families whose homes were completely destroyed. SAMA has already committed $5,000 to launch the response, and we are raising the remaining $25,000 to reach these families with immediate food assistance.
The floods have taken homes, food, and safety from families in Dabanira. Your donation can provide urgent relief and put food on their tables. Stand with Dabanira today.

Help Families in Sudan Survive
the Hardest Season of the Year
Every year, from June through September, Sudan enters its lean season, a time when food supplies are at their lowest, prices are at their highest, and seasonal flooding makes it even harder for humanitarian aid to reach those who need it most.
This year, the consequences are devastating. More than 19.5 million people are facing acute food insecurity, while pregnant women in displacement camps continue to give birth without access to essential medical care.
SAMA is working to meet these urgent needs by providing daily meals for displaced families and healthcare for women who would otherwise have nowhere to turn. Delivered through our trusted local partners on the ground, this support is already reaching families in need and making a tangible difference in their daily lives.
Every contribution makes an immediate difference, helping provide essential hygiene supplies, food, and healthcare to families in need



