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Medical Care Mission to Sudan - April 2026
Medical Care Mission to Sudan April 2026
(2nd to 16th April 2026)
Sudan is facing the world’s most severe humanitarian & displacement crises—yet it remains largely out of the global spotlight.
What is the current situation in Sudan?
Ongoing conflict has devastated healthcare infrastructure across the country. Hospitals have been damaged or destroyed, supply chains disrupted, and millions of civilians displaced. Ordinary people—families, children, pregnant mothers, and the elderly—are now living without reliable access to even the most basic medical care.
WHO, IOM & OCHA statistics confirm :
- 33.7 million people in need of assistance
- 14 million people are forcibly displaced (internally & externally - the world’s largest displacement crisis; over 25% of Sudan’s 51 million population)
- 37% of health care facilities remain non-functional, with over 75% of health facilities in worst affected areas non-functioning
- 4.9 million children under five and pregnant women are acutely malnourished
- Famine confirmed in parts of North Darfur, with 21 million in desperate need of food – the world’s largest hunger crisis
- Disease outbreaks with rapid spread of cholera, malaria and measles
- 10 million children out of school
Death toll estimates vary with reports in excess of 150,000 since the conflict began in April 2023.
We are a team of 16 MEDICS, representing Doctors of Rahman/ Midland International Aid Trust (DOR-MIAT, UK charity no. 1110634) travelling to Sudan- 2nd to 16th April 2026 to deliver urgent, life-saving healthcare to displaced communities. Our deployment is fully self-funded.
You can find out more about DOR-MIAT and their ongoing projects by clicking the link: https://doctorsofrahman.org/
What will we be doing?
Our team will be running medical clinics and providing essential surgical treatments in Al-Dabbah (Northern State) where healthcare access is extremely limited or non-existent. This includes:
· Treating acute and chronic medical conditions
· Providing emergency and life-saving surgical care including thoracic, cardiovascular, orthopaedic & ophthalmological
· Supporting maternal and child health
· Managing infections and preventable illnesses
· Delivering care to displaced and conflict-affected populations
· Installing hospital based medical-grade OXYGEN generation systems – one plant supporting over 100K patients
For many patients, this may be the only medical care they receive this year.
Why your support matters?
Healthcare workers on the ground are exhausted, under-resourced, and overwhelmed.
By joining them, we aim not only to treat patients but also to support local systems that are struggling to survive.
Every donation – no matter the size – will directly support this mission by helping to fund:
· Medical & surgical supplies
· Essential medications
· Essential equipment for clinics & procedures
· Oxygen supplies
Prophet Muhammad (upon him be peace) said -
“DO NOT SHOW LETHARGY OR NEGLIGENCE IN GIVING ALMS AND CHARITY TILL YOUR LAST BREATH” (BUKHARI & MUSLIM)
A single donation could mean a mother survives childbirth, a child recovers from infection, or a patient walks again after surgery. The people of Sudan are deserving of the same standard of care we would expect for our own families.
All donations are ZAKAH & SADAQAH eligible - simply select the type of donation.
100% donation policy - Every penny you contribute directly supports our beneficiaries and reaches those who need it most.
Our initial goal of £25,000 is a stepping stone InshaAllah to an amount well in excess.The need is urgent - Act Now & Be Part of the Healing
👉🏽 Please donate generously today
👉🏽 Share this page with friends and family
👉🏽 Make your intention for Allah SWT alone
May Allah SWT accept this as a means of mercy, healing, and reward for you and for the people of Sudan.
Jazaakumullahu khayran for standing with those in need.
Dr Najeh Marwan AbdulJalil (Emergency Medical Technician)
Dr Farhan AbdulAziz (Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon)
Dr Rahim Nadeem Ahmed (Consultant Anaesthetist)
Dr Samer Mohamed Elsherbiny (Consultant Ophthalmologist)
Dr Ahmed Mostafa S A Habib (Consultant Thoracic Surgeon)
Dr Tabraiz Hayat (GP/ Family Physician)
Dr Abdullah Jawed (Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery)
Dr Asif Masood Malik (GP/ Family Physician)
Dr Sherif Abdelsamie A Mansour (Consultant Cardiovascular Surgery)
Dr Imaduddin Mohammed (Consultant Oncologist)
Moaz Saber (Medical Student UCL)
Faddy Sahloul (CEO of HIHFAD)
Dr Mohamed Shaalan (Consultant Orthopaedics)
Dr Yousufuddin Shaik (Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon)
Dr Meera Umesh Sodha (Intensive Care Consultant & Anaesthetics Clinical Fellow)
Dr Israar Ul-Haq (GP/ Internal Medicine & ER)
Medical Care Mission to Sudan April 2026
(2nd to 16th April 2026)
Sudan is facing the world’s most severe humanitarian & displacement crises—yet it remains largely out of the global spotlight.
What is the current situation in Sudan?
Ongoing conflict has devastated healthcare infrastructure across the country. Hospitals have been damaged or destroyed, supply chains disrupted, and millions of civilians displaced. Ordinary people—families, children, pregnant mothers, and the elderly—are now living without reliable access to even the most basic medical care.
WHO, IOM & OCHA statistics confirm :
- 33.7 million people in need of assistance
- 14 million people are forcibly displaced (internally & externally - the world’s largest displacement crisis; over 25% of Sudan’s 51 million population)
- 37% of health care facilities remain non-functional, with over 75% of health facilities in worst affected areas non-functioning
- 4.9 million children under five and pregnant women are acutely malnourished
- Famine confirmed in parts of North Darfur, with 21 million in desperate need of food – the world’s largest hunger crisis
- Disease outbreaks with rapid spread of cholera, malaria and measles
- 10 million children out of school
Death toll estimates vary with reports in excess of 150,000 since the conflict began in April 2023.
We are a team of 16 MEDICS, representing Doctors of Rahman/ Midland International Aid Trust (DOR-MIAT, UK charity no. 1110634) travelling to Sudan- 2nd to 16th April 2026 to deliver urgent, life-saving healthcare to displaced communities. Our deployment is fully self-funded.
You can find out more about DOR-MIAT and their ongoing projects by clicking the link: https://doctorsofrahman.org/
What will we be doing?
Our team will be running medical clinics and providing essential surgical treatments in Al-Dabbah (Northern State) where healthcare access is extremely limited or non-existent. This includes:
· Treating acute and chronic medical conditions
· Providing emergency and life-saving surgical care including thoracic, cardiovascular, orthopaedic & ophthalmological
· Supporting maternal and child health
· Managing infections and preventable illnesses
· Delivering care to displaced and conflict-affected populations
· Installing hospital based medical-grade OXYGEN generation systems – one plant supporting over 100K patients
For many patients, this may be the only medical care they receive this year.
Why your support matters?
Healthcare workers on the ground are exhausted, under-resourced, and overwhelmed.
By joining them, we aim not only to treat patients but also to support local systems that are struggling to survive.
Every donation – no matter the size – will directly support this mission by helping to fund:
· Medical & surgical supplies
· Essential medications
· Essential equipment for clinics & procedures
· Oxygen supplies
Prophet Muhammad (upon him be peace) said -
“DO NOT SHOW LETHARGY OR NEGLIGENCE IN GIVING ALMS AND CHARITY TILL YOUR LAST BREATH” (BUKHARI & MUSLIM)
A single donation could mean a mother survives childbirth, a child recovers from infection, or a patient walks again after surgery. The people of Sudan are deserving of the same standard of care we would expect for our own families.
All donations are ZAKAH & SADAQAH eligible - simply select the type of donation.
100% donation policy - Every penny you contribute directly supports our beneficiaries and reaches those who need it most.
Our initial goal of £25,000 is a stepping stone InshaAllah to an amount well in excess.The need is urgent - Act Now & Be Part of the Healing
👉🏽 Please donate generously today
👉🏽 Share this page with friends and family
👉🏽 Make your intention for Allah SWT alone
May Allah SWT accept this as a means of mercy, healing, and reward for you and for the people of Sudan.
Jazaakumullahu khayran for standing with those in need.
Dr Najeh Marwan AbdulJalil (Emergency Medical Technician)
Dr Farhan AbdulAziz (Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon)
Dr Rahim Nadeem Ahmed (Consultant Anaesthetist)
Dr Samer Mohamed Elsherbiny (Consultant Ophthalmologist)
Dr Ahmed Mostafa S A Habib (Consultant Thoracic Surgeon)
Dr Tabraiz Hayat (GP/ Family Physician)
Dr Abdullah Jawed (Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery)
Dr Asif Masood Malik (GP/ Family Physician)
Dr Sherif Abdelsamie A Mansour (Consultant Cardiovascular Surgery)
Dr Imaduddin Mohammed (Consultant Oncologist)
Moaz Saber (Medical Student UCL)
Faddy Sahloul (CEO of HIHFAD)
Dr Mohamed Shaalan (Consultant Orthopaedics)
Dr Yousufuddin Shaik (Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon)
Dr Meera Umesh Sodha (Intensive Care Consultant & Anaesthetics Clinical Fellow)
Dr Israar Ul-Haq (GP/ Internal Medicine & ER)
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