Treating civilian war casualties
Seven war-injured civilians were treated in Egypt with surgery and rehabilitative physiotherapy.
EgyptWe reach the people who need help most during the war, and work toward reconstruction and justice once the fighting ends.
Karama delivers humanitarian assistance to people affected by the war in Sudan, documents violations against civilians, and coordinates relief needs with official bodies. We serve all Sudanese without discrimination.
Read our full storyTo help those who need it most, in a way that honours the dignity of the Sudanese people, and to pursue reconstruction and justice after the war.
A better, socially healed Sudan, where the social fabric is restored and transitional justice is realised.
Seven war-injured civilians were treated in Egypt with surgery and rehabilitative physiotherapy.
EgyptAn agreement with Al-Daw Hajooj health centre to establish a physiotherapy centre.
OmdurmanTreatment of a child with a congenital heart defect, and a partnership with a specialised care institution.
EgyptMonthly documentation of violations, with agreements with the Turkish Bar Association and the International Union of Jurists.
Sustained support for the Hara 38 community kitchen in Omdurman and meals for displaced families.
OmdurmanFamily cohesion, unemployment, awareness, peaceful coexistence and mental-health support.
Promoting humanitarian values and community responsibility through awareness and training.
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Karama sustains the Hara 38 community kitchen in Omdurman and meals for displaced families. Your gift provides daily meals with dignity.
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