Three years after the war began in Sudan, the crisis continues to deepen. Millions of families are still living without reliable access to health care, as hospitals have been damaged, medical supplies remain scarce, and disease outbreaks continue to spread. Today, 33 million people need humanitarian assistance, making this the largest humanitarian crisis in the world.

In the midst of conflict, WHO continues to deliver life-saving support — from essential medicines and vaccines to emergency care for those most at risk. Health workers are operating under extreme conditions to reach communities that would otherwise be left without care. But needs remain overwhelming, and without sustained support, access to even the most basic services is at risk.

Your support helps WHO stay on the ground, deliver critical health services, and ensure that millions of people — including women and children — can access the care they urgently need. In a crisis that is far from over, your contribution helps turn response into recovery, and keeps hope alive for those still waiting.

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