According to the latest UN reports, a total of more than 11 million people have been displaced, 7.3 million of them within the country. According to official figures, more than 15,500 civilians have lost their lives due to the conflicts, and more than 30,000 people have been injured. This data indicates that the real number of fatalities is much higher.
25 Million People in Need
 
Currently more than 25 million people are in need of humanitarian aid in the country. Since the health system in Sudan has almost completely collapsed, cholera cases, among others, are rapidly increasing. Nearly 18 million people are also facing acute food insecurity. Security problems, looting incidents, fuel shortages, bureaucratic obstacles, and network problems in the country are the major obstacles to the delivery of humanitarian aid.

 
Education has also been greatly disrupted due to the civil war. More than 19 million children in Sudan, equal to one in every three children, are unable to go to school. If the war continues in this manner, there is a concern that no child will be able to go to school in the coming months.
 

IHH Aids 800,000 Sudanese
 
Since the first days of the civil war, IHH has so far directly helped 800,000 Sudanese. The aid we have been distributing since the start of the civil war on April 15, 2023 include: "10,977 food parcels, 183,915 kg of meat, 12,091 portions of hot meal, 500,000 liters of water, 26,522 pieces of clothes, 24,751 blankets, 82,518 packets of sanitary pads, 98,290 kg of flour, 24,878 liters of vegetable oil, 33,465 packets of diapers for patients and children, 16,165 pairs of slippers, 48,777 packets of wet wipes, 73,784 packets of dishwashing detergent, 472,494 bags of pasta, 5,760 cans of tomato paste, 2,400 kg of chickpeas, 20,000 kg of sugar, 1,190 pairs of shoes, 2 wheelchairs, 8 baby strollers, cash aid to 505 people, and 1,210 medicines."
 
450 Livestock Sacrificed for Eid al-Adha
 
Within the scope of the Eid al-Adha work, IHH carried out Qurban distribution in the regions where the civil war is raging intensely. We sacrificed 250 cattle in the Omdurman region of Khartoum State, 50 cattle in South Darfur, 10 cattle in North Darfur, 90 cattle in East Darfur, and 50 cattle in Kessele, and delivered them to the war victims. 13,350 families benefited from the distributions.