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A photograph of burning buildings in Sudan where violence has broken out. Thick gray and black smoke makes up a large plume against a sandy backdrop.

5 Things to Know About the Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan

Conflict has been raging inside Sudan for more than 100 days, leaving the country’s health systems and citizens in the midst of a devastating crisis. Here are five things you need to know about what’s happening there.

5 THINGS

A photograph of a Project HOPE team member looking up at a moldy ceiling covered in brown moss. He is in a room that has been damaged by the flooding after a dam was destroyed in Kherson.

Inside the Flooded Homes of Kherson

The June 6 destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine was a catastrophic turn in the war for Ukrainians in the region. After our initial response delivering water and other supplies, our team visited several residents' homes to see the devastation firsthand.

A photograph of a young child in Zambia sitting on the back of a small cow amid a herd, against the background of a field and trees.

Born with HIV: Providing care for Zambia’s youth

In Zambia, Project HOPE is fighting the HIV epidemic by supporting children and their caretakers with vital health, education, livelihood, protection, and other social services.
More on HIV Care >

A photograph of a woman with short hair standing in front of a painted mural that reads, NO WAR in the colors of the Ukrainian flag.

Give Now to Help Save Lives from Disasters

Project HOPE teams need your support to help local health workers and families in places like Ukraine, Sudan and Haiti. Your gift today can deliver training, supplies and HOPE.
Make an Emergency Gift >

A photograph from inside a hospital in Haiti showing a nurse wearing a face mask and cap as she feels the forehead of a man lying in a metal bed. A large fan hangs on the wall and other people sit in nearby beds among IVs.

Restoring Hope to Haiti’s Health Systems

Take a closer look inside Haiti's hospitals and how we're helping communities meet the rising need for health care and mental health support as they face the threats of cholera and instability.
Photos from the Frontlines >

A screenshot from a video update from Project HOPE Vice President Chris Skopec when he recently vistied Ukraine. He is wearing a protective vest and polo shirt as he stands against the backdrop of the ruins of a destroyed building in a field of grass.

[WATCH] Video Report from Ukraine

Chris Skopec, Executive Vice President of Project HOPE, was recently on the ground in Ukraine. He spoke to team and community members about the flooding that occurred last month after explosions destroyed the Kakhovka Dam and Hydroelectric Power Plant on June 6.
Hear from Chris >

Project HOPE in the News

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THE HILL - We failed Sudan in 2004 — we cannot let history repeat itself

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