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
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.