As part of the Emergency Assistance Project for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Host Communities to Prevent the Spread of Cholera, support from IOM Sudan, Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) continues to implement integrated health and awareness activities in both Tawilla locality, North Darfur State, and South Nyala locality, South Darfur State, targeting IDP camps and host communities. In Tawilla locality, DOFDAHR conducted field activities from 15 to 17 December in Daba Naira and Shakshako areas, including a Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM) exercise targeting 100 households out of 500 beneficiaries who received Dignity and Hygiene Kits. The activities also included the distribution of Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials, installation of health awareness banners, and placement of cholera prevention posters in markets, health facilities, and schools. Meanwhile, in South Nyala locality, the team launched similar activities, initiating the PDM exercise, with 51 households having completed the questionnaire so far out of 100 targeted households, with completion planned in the coming days. In parallel, IEC materials are being distributed and cholera prevention posters placed in key public gathering areas, including markets, hospitals, health centers, and schools. These interventions underscore DOFDAHR’s commitment to protecting public health, strengthening community awareness, and reducing the risk of cholera outbreaks among displaced populations and host communities across Darfur.

As part of the Emergency Assistance Project for Displaced Persons and Host Communities to Combat Cholera and Promote Public Health and Hygiene, and with support from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) conducted a mobile awareness campaign on 11 November 2025 in several areas of Tawila, North Darfur. Through the mobile microphone activity, health messages were repeatedly broadcast in communities such as Um Jangour, Shakshako, and Ab Jangour New IDP site, reaching a total of 2,370 people (1,120 males and 1,250 females). The campaign focused on promoting handwashing, safe water use, and hygiene practices to prevent cholera and other waterborne diseases.

As part of the Emergency Assistance Project for Displaced Persons and Host Communities to Combat Cholera and Promote Public Health and Hygiene, and with support from the International Organization for Migration (IOM Sudan), the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) continues to implement extensive field activities in Nyala, South Darfur. The initiative aims to strengthen health awareness and improve hygiene practices among local communities affected by the cholera outbreak.Between 2 and 5 November 2025, DOFDAHR’s field teams carried out a series of community-based awareness activities in different neighborhoods of Nyala. These included dialogue sessions in Al-Wali neighborhoods (Blocks 25 and 32), benefiting over 350 participants, including women, men, and children. An additional awareness session held at the West Al-Idhaa Schools Complex reached approximately 480 students and women.To further engage the community, a health-themed theatre performance was organized at Al-Miraj Basic School Complex, attracting around 1,250 attendees. The play delivered key messages on cholera prevention, personal hygiene, and community health protection. Complementing these activities, DOFDAHR’s teams conducted mobile loudspeaker campaigns across Al-Waha, Al-Jeer South, and Al-Jeer North neighborhoods, broadcasting more than 100 live and recorded health messages. The campaign reached an estimated 2,400 residents, delivering essential information on hygiene and disease prevention through major community points such as schools, markets, and public gathering areas. These efforts reflect DOFDAHR’s ongoing commitment to promoting public health, enhancing hygiene awareness, and supporting the resilience of communities affected by displacement and health challenges in South Darfur, in close partnership with IOM Sudan.

As part of the Emergency Assistance Project for IDPs and Host Communities aimed at combating cholera and promoting health and hygiene awareness, and with the support of IOM Sudan, the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) continues its field efforts in South Darfur State. In October 2025, DOFDAHR’s field teams conducted home visits in Nyala city, reaching 30 households and delivering vital awareness messages on personal hygiene and cholera prevention to more than 199 beneficiaries. The following day, an interactive theater performance was held at Abdullah Al-Ta’aishi Basic School in Nyala South locality, engaging 264 students, teachers, and community members in an entertaining and educational session on cholera prevention.

As part of the Emergency Assistance Project for IDPs and Host Communities to Combat Cholera and Promote Public Health, the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) continued its awareness activities in Shokshoko, Tawila locality, with the support from IOM Sudan. Over the two days, 27–28 October 2025, DOFDAHR’s field teams carried out several outreach activities, including:Home visits reaching 60 households with a total of 362 individuals, benefiting 267 people directly. Two community dialogue sessions targeting women aged 25–50 years, with 34 participants. Additionally, the team conducted a mobile microphone campaign across Dabba Naira and Shokshoko, spreading key health messages on cholera prevention, personal hygiene, and water safety

As part of the Emergency Assistance Project for IDPs and Host Communities to Combat Cholera, and with the support from IOMSudan, the Darfur Organization for Development and Human Resources (DOFDAHR) continued its awareness activities in Tawila, North Darfur, on 25–26 October 2025. The activities included home visits to 60 households and two awareness sessions for women, reaching over 350 community members with key messages on cholera prevention, personal hygiene, and water safety.