Stories from the field

After five years out of school, 14-year-old Hiba is catching up on lost learning and bringing calm and hope back to her family.

At a school in South Darfur, handwashing lessons, safe water and dedicated teachers are helping children build healthy habits that protect them from disease

In Tawila, access to safe water and essential hygiene supplies is helping displaced families protect their children’s health and rebuild daily life with dig

In Sudan, children affected by conflict are rebuilding their lives after displacement, separation and trauma

After an explosion caused life-changing injuries, five-year-old Aisha is receiving rehabilitation and psychosocial support to regain mobility and confidence

With support from UNICEF and the World Bank, Alwehida Primary Healthcare Centre is providing essential health and nutrition services.

At a breastfeeding corner in Omdurman, mothers receive practical support and information to feed and care for their children during the early years of life.

After displacement interrupted her education, nine-year-old Nour is learning again in Tawila, North Darfur.

A frontline social worker shares how sustained support helps children affected by conflict recover, reconnect with family, and reintegrate in the community.

Timely nutrition care is helping 18-month-old Seleen recover from severe acute malnutrition in Omdurman

Separated from her mother by conflict, 14-year-old Mariam has returned to learning and is holding on to her dream of becoming a doctor

Every vaccine delivered tells a human story.

Five UNICEF colleagues share the people, moments and purpose behind their humanitarian work in Sudan

"Every child we reach, whether with a vaccine, a nutrition sachet, or learning opportunities at school, is a step toward," Nasrin Ibnouf

How one displaced mother is driving community-led climate action in Tawila, North Darfur

UNICEF is responding fast, to protect families and prevent diseases