The Sudanese Red Crescent Society

The Sudanese Red Crescent Society(SRCS) , confirmed that the biggest challenges facing the Red Crescent is the lack of funding, despite its repeated appeal to raise $60 million to support the disaster in Sudan, and so far 10% of the required amount has not been secured, in addition to It lost its transportation fleet, which affected its ability to transfer aid to the states, although they received some aid from state governors which
can help a large number of citizens.
The Sudanese Red Crescent Society, during its recent enlightening conference , indicated the association’s humanitarian interventions to mitigate the effects of the war, to the killing of 15 volunteers in the association since the outbreak of the war, and the martyrdom of 7 of them while performing their field humanitarian duty. 19,000 schools in Sudan are still closed, and others have been converted into places to house the displaced, confirming that about 25 million people, including 14 million children, need support and humanitarian aid.
The association confirmed that the human cadre is available in the eighteen states. It is fully operational, but limited financial support is a major obstacle, declaring that it has taken many measures to ensure that it continues to operate by strengthening partnerships with the components of the international movement and concluding new partnership agreements with some United Nations agencies and organizations. International provision of support and humanitarian aid to the IDP shelters.