North Darfur

Since 15 April 2023, armed clashes that erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in multiple cities across Sudan including Alfashar in North Darfur State resulted in killings mass of civilians as well as the destruction total of towns including injuring women, children and men. The situation needs a stronger international response to the widening conflict in a particularly NDS. Currently, NADA conducted a needs assessment on 23,6,2023, which cleared that a majority of IDPs who exposed to grave GBV such as rape, PSEA, and harassment. Risks of children increased (e.g., child abuse, child neglect, separation from primary caregivers, harmful cultural practices including child labor and recruitment), limited access to houses, as well as lack of access to water, shelter, health services, and cash to buy their necessities goods, are threaten they're live. The gaps that were assessed have contributed significantly to an already existing while no physical response is in place to meet their needs promptly. An urgent lifesaving response is needed for all entire displaced, hence the conflict was continuous, and even if was ended, it is not expected that the situation could be improved soon due to the destruction of infrastructure and governmental institutions and public services. Also, the continuous fighting led to a total deterioration of the security situation, deeply rooted violence among the affected population in their daily life, and increased looting practiced by criminal gangers in NDS. NADA has implemented several SHF programs and has established a strong presence in North Darfur State, the intervention was designed specifically to respond to the unique situation of North Darfur IDPs by providing tailored MHPSS services ,awareness raising and provision of case management and FTR services in addition to distribution of direct support to PWDs.