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A message from our Emergency Response Mechanism team in Sudan

Concern has been working with communities in Sudan for over 40 years. With the brutal conflict, which started in 2023, leaving more than 33 million people in need of humanitarian assistance, our work has had to adapt to the changing needs of communities.  

Thanks to the kindness of supporters like you, Concern’s Emergency Response Mechanism (ERM) team brought essential care to communities which have been cut off from healthcare. Teams of nurses, doctors, midwives, pharmacists, and nutritionists travelled to communities bringing vital medical care and supplies.  

Our team in Sudan have shared the video below to provide you with more insights into how the ERM team made a difference.  

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Thank you so much for your previous generous support; you are making a real difference.  

If you would like to continue your kind support to end extreme poverty around the world, please do so here. 

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