European Orphan Hand extends food aid to displaced families in Sudan
European Orphan Hand (Avrupa Yetim Eli), which has been continuing humanitarian relief efforts in Sudan, has provided food parcel assistance to civilians who fled the war and sought refuge in displacement camps, following earlier distributions of hot meals and blankets.
More than two years of ongoing civil war and deepening economic hardship in Sudan have forced thousands of families from their homes, triggering a severe humanitarian crisis across the country.
As needs continue to grow, European Orphan Hand dispatched aid teams to the region to carry out a series of relief operations. After delivering hot meals and blankets in various locations, the organization distributed food parcels at the Dem El-Nur Camp, where civilians displaced from El-Fasher and Khartoum are currently sheltering.
Speaking on behalf of the organization, European Orphan Hand representative Nizamettin Aygan said the aid efforts are continuing thanks to the support of donors and benefactors. He emphasized that humanitarian needs in Sudan remain urgent and that assistance to displaced families will continue as conditions allow.
Aid workers noted that access to basic food supplies has become increasingly difficult for displaced civilians, particularly women, children, and the elderly, underscoring the critical importance of sustained international humanitarian support for Sudan’s war-affected population. (ILKHA)
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