With support from Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) today launched the first round of food basket distributions, targeting 60 displaced families sheltered at Al-Salam Secondary School for Girls in El Fasher. This initiative comes in response to the urgent humanitarian needs of families who have been forced to flee their homes and are currently facing severe shortages of food, water, and clothing. The program will continue in the coming days to cover other displacement centers across the city as part of DOFDAHR’s ongoing efforts to assist the most vulnerable groups.

As part of its emergency humanitarian response, the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) today carried out the distribution of food baskets to displaced families in Zamzam (Takmari) Camp, North Darfur. The activity was supported by the Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA).A total of 100 families, including the most vulnerable households and persons with disabilities, benefited from the distribution. These families continue to face severe challenges due to displacement and shortages of food and water. This initiative reflects DOFDAHR’s ongoing efforts to alleviate the suffering of affected communities and support the resilience of displaced populations in Darfur.

With support from Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), volunteers from the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) carried out a food distribution activity targeting the most vulnerable and needy families at the IDP camp in the Riyadh neighborhood (Riyadh Mosque and Ansar Al-Sunna Mosque) in El Fasher. A total of 50 families benefited from this initiative. Each family received a food basket containing:2 kg of sugar2 kg of flour2 kg of rice2 kg of lentils2 bags of pasta1 bag of salt4 liters of oil5 kg of onions. This intervention comes as part of DOFDAHR’s ongoing efforts to support internally displaced persons and strengthen community resilience amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Darfur.

As part of its ongoing humanitarian response to the needs of displaced families, the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) today distributed shelter materials to 35 families among the most war-affected households in Saluma Camps (A), (B), and (C) in El Fasher. The activity was supported by the Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) and implemented through DOFDAHR’s network of dedicated volunteers.This intervention aims to provide safe shelter and improve the living conditions of displaced families. The distribution will continue in the coming days to cover the remaining targeted locations.

The Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR), with support from Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), conducted a distribution campaign of shelter materials and mosquito nets across several displacement centers in El Fasher. The distribution covered the Dabbagha Shelter Centre, Al-Thawra Basic School for Boys, Zat Al-Nataqain School, and Al-Shaheed Center, benefiting 40 of the most vulnerable families. This initiative is part of DOFDAHR’s ongoing efforts to improve living conditions and health protection for displaced persons in North Darfur. The distribution activities will continue in other shelter centers in the coming days

With generous support from a philanthropist for the people of El Fasher amounting to 500,000 SDG, a team of volunteers from the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) carried out a food distribution initiative at the shelter center of Al-Thawra Secondary School for Girls. A total of 25 food baskets was distributed to the most vulnerable families and persons with disabilities. Each basket contained essential food items, including flour, rice, lentils, oil, and sugar, aimed at alleviating the current food insecurity faced by displaced and affected households. In addition to the philanthropist’s contribution, DOFDAHR and its volunteers contributed 15,000 SDG to support the initiative. DOFDAHR expresses its sincere appreciation to the generous donor and all volunteers who contributed their time and effort to make this humanitarian intervention possible