Sudan famine:
You can help
keep a child alive
Famine is forcing mothers to feed their starving children grass
Every second, a child in Sudan edges closer to death. After more than two years of war, a rare and deadly famine is sweeping quickly across the country – trapping families in the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Over 770,000 children are close to death from malnutrition and will not survive without immediate help. Mothers have no choice but to feed their hungry children grass – there is nothing else to eat. More than half the population is desperately hungry. Children are already dying every day in refugee camps.
In just four months, over 1,000 children have died from a combination of hunger and disease. For those who survive, the damaging affects of famine will permanently damage their brain. Only immediate help now can save them from this nightmare future.
UNICEF teams are on the ground now in Sudan, delivering life-saving food. But we cannot do it without you. Please give what you can to help children before it’s too late. They cannot wait a minute longer.
