What does a hero look like? Sometimes he wears scrubs. Meet Sudan Relief Fund partner, Dr. Tom. Every day he serves at Mother of Mercy Hospital caring for families despite incredibly difficult conditions. Follow us for inspiring stories like his.
Children in South Sudan are at risk of starving right now. Families fleeing war are arriving at refugee camps exhausted and severely malnourished. Food supplies are depleted while the number of families in need is skyrocketing. https://t.co/SA3Lnjk1Zd
What if you needed a doctor but there was nowhere to go? Many families in South Sudan face this crisis. St. Theresa Mission Hospital is changing that, with safer childbirth for mothers and early treatment for children with curable diseases. Follow us for stories of hope.
Be inspired by the latest updates from the heart of South Sudan brought to you directly from Matt Smith, who was just there on location in July with Executive Vice President and colleague, David Dettoni.
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Sign up to watch Sudan Relief Fund’s free 3rd Quarter Update live on August 24th at 4pm EDT. You’ll see children being saved from malnutrition. Orphans getting a new chance at life. Mothers having safer childbirths in remote areas.
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Malaria medicine is running out in South Sudan. Malaria is a leading killer of children here. But antimalarial medicine saves their lives. Malaria doesn’t have to kill children. But it will without medicine. Send medicine. Save a child’s life.
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When you live in one of the most dangerous places on earth to have a baby, access to medical care can mean the difference between life and death. 27-year-old Raya can tell you how much it means.
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Malaria is the leading killer of children under five here. But with your help we’re changing that. We’re providing malaria medicine that’s saving lives with timely treatment. We’re sending mosquito nets to keep children and families safe. Follow us for stories of change and hope.
When families lose everything to conflict or disaster, they need immediate help. Refugee kits provide everything necessary to survive until they can start over. Please change the life of a displaced family today with this simple but powerful gift.
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Kambal was outside tending to the young animals when he inadvertently stepped in a thorny patch. He felt a single thorn pierce the skin on his left leg. But he didn’t think much of it, and kept moving. After all, it was only one little thorn.
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Four year-old Zaitun couldn’t move. She was so emaciated from malnourishment that her knees and hips were paralyzed. But now she was in a place where she could receive the help she desperately needed.
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Every day the hospital sees over 100 children. Tiny arms are measured for severe malnourishment. Within days, Plumpy’Nut supplement moves them out of the danger zone. Together we’re saving children from hunger. Follow us for success stories.
Orphaned at 6, Rebecca wandered alone and starving. Then, a Sudan Relief Fund orphanage changed everything. Today she is safe and loved, but thousands more remain unprotected. You can give them hope, safety, and a future. Help rescue a child: https://t.co/zEC842WaMa
In a world of tragic headlines, we offer good news—stories of how together we’re transforming the lives of orphans in South Sudan. Orphans are finding safety, education, medical care and hope. These stories will stay with you and encourage you. Follow us for inspiring updates.
Children who escape conflict often come to refugee camps traumatized. They need mental health care and trauma support for the wounds they carry. We support programs to help. Support traumatized refugee children. https://t.co/iJUpjVehJb
She can walk and even run and play like a little girl her age should be able to—because of a committed mother, a fortuitous truck convoy, and because the medical help she needed was there for her in a remote referral hospital in the Nuba Mountains.
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Refugees need more than food and shelter. They’re shattered by trauma. Healing bodies isn't enough. Sudan Relief Fund supports trauma counseling and mental health care for victims of violence and loss. Together we’re restoring light in the darkness. Find stories of hope here.
This twelve year-old boy only survived because the medical care he needed was there for him at a critical moment at a remote mission hospital in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan.
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