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Today marks three years of war in Sudan. In that time, 13.6 million people have been uprooted, and over 20 million people are starving—including some who are living in famine conditions. Today, Sudan is the world’s largest humanitarian emergency.
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A mother and her newborn after giving birth at a UNFPA maternity hospital in Sudan, where 770,000 pregnant women have no access to prenatal care. © UNFPA Sudan

“We had to watch two of the babies die before our eyes.”

Dr. Hasan Babikir , director of a UNFPA maternity hospital in El-Obeid, Sudan, told us that after a mother delivered premature triplets and there weren’t enough beds available to save them all.

This is the reality mothers, newborns, and their doctors face every day in a healthcare system on the brink of total collapse.

70% of healthcare facilities are no longer operational. Those that are functioning are strained beyond capacity.

In El-Obeid Hospital, 25 babies are born every day , but there are only five beds in the neonatal intensive care unit. There is only one fully functioning anesthesia machine for four operating rooms. UNFPA midwives frequently work 24-hour shifts and must buy basic medical supplies themselves, as essentials like gloves, medicines, and equipment have run out.

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UNFPA Dr. Imtithal monitors a newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit, where resource shortages force most health workers to wear personal clothing instead of medical uniforms due to ongoing funding and supply gaps. © UNFPA SUDAN

Mothers and newborns are dying. Not from lack of care, but from lack of resources and support:

“We have lost patients due to prolonged waiting times. In many cases, emergency patients arrive while all rooms are occupied, sometimes resulting in the loss of the mother,” said Dr. Babikir.

Thanks to gifts from supporters like you, our teams have installed solar power to keep maternity hospitals running during blackouts. We've rehabilitated delivery rooms, trained skilled health workers like midwives, and deployed mobile health clinics to reach displaced women and girls cut off from care.

But over 30 million people in Sudan are in dire need of humanitarian aid after years of unrelenting conflict, and our resources are running out.

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Thank you for being there for women and girls when they need it most.

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