Disaster Response Program: Saving Lives Today, Building Resilience for Tomorrow!
/0 Comments/in Projects /by MastoraCelebrating International Women’s Day: Honoring Strength & Resilience!
/0 Comments/in News, Projects /by MastoraDisaster Response: Ramadan without Hunger
/0 Comments/in Projects /by Mastora
Summary
Honor the Spirit of Ramadan: Feed a Family in Need Ramadan is a time of compassion and generosity, yet for displaced families in Sudan, hunger and fear overshadow this sacred month. Forced to flee RSF attacks, thousands now struggle in Zamzam Camp and farmlands, with El Fasher under siege. They have no food, water, or shelter. Your kindness can rescue them-provide food, restore dignity, and bring hope. Will you answer their call?
Challenge
Ramadan is a time of reflection, gratitude, and shared meals-but for thousands of displaced families in Sudan, it is another month of hunger, uncertainty, and survival. After weeks of fasting from dawn to dusk, the joy of breaking fast should be a moment of relief. Yet, for families torn from their homes by war, the struggle to find food and water continues beyond sunset. Many are left with nothing to sustain them through Ramadan and beyond.
Solution
This project ensures that displaced families in Sudan can break their fast with dignity this Ramadan. While Ramadan is a time of reflection and generosity, thousands in El Fasher face severe food insecurity, struggling to find even the most basic necessities. Through nutritious food packages, we provide essential items like sugar, millet dough with sauce, dates, beans, salt, and water to sustain families throughout the month.
Long-Term Impact
Breaking the Cycle of Hunger & Building Resilience This project provides immediate relief while creating lasting change for displaced families in Sudan. With consistent nourishment, families can rebuild their lives, children grow healthier, and communities move toward stability and self-sufficiency. Beyond urgent aid, we work to support recovery, resilience, and independence, ensuring families thrive beyond crisis. Food today means a stronger future tomorrow.
Technology Literacy Program
/0 Comments/in Projects /by MastoraComputer skills and ability are core competencies required to meet the entry-level requirement to secure jobs in many government, businesses, and organizations jobs in Sudan. However, our beneficiaries who are girls and youth, from displaced, war-effected, and poor families are computer illiterate. They are living in crowded displaced and scattered settlements around the citifies and without electricity. They are struggling with dire living conditions, the majority being women and children.
As a result, DWN has designed specifically hands-on training in computer literacy and education to meet job needs for entry-level staff with basic computer competency. This program will directly improve their lives and give them hope for a better future.
We have many more upcoming programs for the youth to help build economic growth, and capacity building.
Women’s and Children’s Rights, Protection, and Empowerment
/0 Comments/in Projects, Protection /by Nancy Aurand-HumpfSubscribe To Blog
Contact
5015 Courtside dr
Apt 147
Irving, TX 75038
(317) 909-6227
info@darfurwomennetwork.org
Links
© COPYRIGHT 2022 ~ DARFUR WOMEN NETWORK | WEBSITE BY NERDSY SOLUTIONS







