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.
Food Security: No One Goes Hungry in Sudan
SAMA addresses acute hunger and malnutrition through targeted food assistance programs that serve internally displaced populations and communities affected by conflict. By partnering with local community-based organizations, we ensure effective delivery of daily, nutritious meals tailored to local needs. Our model emphasizes dignity, cultural relevance, and rapid response to humanitarian emergencies.
Delivering Lifesaving Healthcare Where it is Most Needed
Learning, Training, and Capacity Building
Through the Dr. Bushra Ibnauf Centers for Learning and Humanitarian Relief, SAMA advances education and professional development for healthcare providers and learners in Sudan. The centers offer a stable learning environment with access to self-paced courses, and global knowledge-sharing through Project ECHO. This initiative builds local capacity and empowers future leaders in health and humanitarian response.