#TeamSudan

EMERGENCY APPEAL

RAISING FUNDS TO HELP 270,000
PEOPLE & CHILDREN DISPLACED IN SUDAN

What Is Happening In Sudan?

Right now, Sudan is facing one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world, yet many people don’t even know it’s happening. Millions of families have been forced to flee their homes because of violent conflict, hunger, and the complete collapse of basic services.

The main issue is in Darfur, a region in western Sudan. The conflict is mainly over power and control of land between armed groups, causing the killing of thousands of innocent people.

Over 270,000 people have fled from Darfur, arriving at an overcrowded camp in Chad with no tents, no homes, and no shade, just open ground and heat that burns through the day.

The water available is contaminated, filled with disease. Children are drinking from muddy puddles because there’s nothing else. Hospitals have collapsed, and food prices have skyrocketed. Every day without help means more lives at risk.

How is Lily Jay Foundation Helping Sudan?

Right now, thousands of families and orphans are fleeing the violence in Darfur. Many walk for miles, until their feet bleed, just to reach safety. But when they arrive, there are no tents, no houses. People are living under the burning sun, with almost nothing.

Our team is on the ground in Sudan, working every day in a camp that holds over 270,000 people. We cook hot meals, give clean water, and care for orphans who have no one else.

Because most water is contaminated, we’ve organized water processing plants, digging new wells, and send water trucks to reach the hardest places. We also run a kitchen and support an orphanage, making sure children have food, safety, and care.

Every day, we work to bring hope, dignity, and relief to those who have lost everything.

From Ground to Home: Bringing Shelter to Sudan’s Refugees

Over 270,000 refugees in Sudan are currently living in desperate conditions. Families who have fled conflict and disaster are sleeping on the bare ground, exposed to the scorching sun by day and the chilling cold at night. Children huddle together for warmth, mothers worry constantly about their families’ safety, and elders struggle to survive without even the simplest comforts. In a world where basic shelter is a luxury, these families face unimaginable challenges. But toget

Nov 12

A Lifeline for Sudan: Bringing Water and Hope to Refugees

Today, 10,000 liters of clean water were delivered to a refugee camp in Sudan, a lifeline for hundreds of families facing unimaginable challenges. For these children, parents, and elders, access to clean water is not a convenience; it is survival. Every drop matters, and every delivery brings relief, hope, and dignity to lives that have been disrupted by conflict and hardship. Because of military restrictions, the Sudanese army did not allow our team to enter the camp with ca

Nov 12

Central Sudan Is Emptying: Thousands Flee as the War Grows More Brutal

C entral Sudan is witnessing yet another wave of heartbreak. In just a few days, more than 2,000 people have been forced to leave their homes as intense fighting engulfs towns and villages across North Kordofan. What remains behind are abandoned houses, shattered markets, and families split apart by fear and desperation. This is not an isolated moment it is part of a war that has been tearing Sudan apart for more than two years. What began as political tension in 2023 between

Nov 11

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