This is Sudan. A country that has witnessed 1,000 days of human suffering beyond our imagination.

For the children of Sudan, the world is 1,000 days late.

“Today, 9th of January 2026, marks 1,000 days since the start of the war in Sudan. One thousand days of civilians paying the price for a war they did not choose.” @‌UNOCHA According to @‌UNICEF more than 5,000 children have been displaced every single day since the conflict began

Today, UNICEF and partners launched a measles-rubella vaccination campaign to protect 6M children across Darfur, #Sudan. 
With low immunization rates amid ongoing conflict, reaching displaced and hard-to-reach communities is urgent—and lifesaving. 
 #VaccinesWork

What does 1,000 days of war look like for a child? Here is how!

A UNICEF-supported immunization campaign is underway for children in the Darfur States, Sudan, amid the ongoing war and displacement. “I am very happy that my children have received their vaccinations today,” Manahil, a mother of four, shares. Peace is vital for children’s

In #Darfur, mothers are doing everything they can to keep their children safe. Through UNICEF-supported catch-up #measles-rubella vaccination campaign, families are receiving life‑saving vaccines, even in the most challenging conditions. #VaccinesWork

Rowida Briema is a community health mobilizer in Sudan, helping protect families from malaria despite ongoing conflict. She works with communities to explain how malaria spreads and why using mosquito nets correctly saves lives. With وزارة الصـحة - السـودان and UNICEF,

Health workers in #Darfur are delivering measles vaccines to protect children. With support from UNICEF, essential supplies—including vaccines, syringes & safety boxes—are reaching health teams on the ground, enabling safe & effective vaccination #ForEveryChild.

"Home is better than here. But we can’t go back because of the war." ~Wisam, 9, #Sudan Wisam has already experienced more hardship than many will in a lifetime. When schools finaly re-opened, her family couldn't afford the necessary school supplies. Thanks to an #ECW-funded

This week, our colleagues, as part of the UN-led mission, reached Al Fasher, North Darfur, and delivered lifesaving supplies. We’re proud to be part of the joint efforts and missions to support children in the hardest hit areas in #Sudan. #ForEveryChild

In Darfur, Sudan, mothers are doing everything they can to protect their children. A UNICEF-supported immunization campaign is underway across the Darfur States, even amid ongoing conflict and displacement. Peace is vital for children’s health and their futures.

Education is a lifeline in emergencies. Meet Omar, 16, whose education was interrupted by disability and displacement — yet hope found him in a UNICEF-supported safe learning space in West #Darfur. unicef.link/4sR5yyj #InternationalDayOfEducation

In a remote village in Khartoum state, a UNICEF-supported mobile clinic—through World Bank Africa-funded SHARE project—is often families’ only access to care. 🚑Vaccines 👩🏽‍⚕️Maternal care 🧒🏽Nutrition 💊Treatment Every child deserves care. Everywhere. unicef.link/4a6edFM

“The scale of displacement, the fragmentation of the conflict, and the collapse of essential services have created a situation where every child is living on the brink,” our Chief of Communication, Eva Hinds, following a mission to Darfur. More here: unicef.link/4qQoI6n

Reaching a single child in #Sudan’s Darfur region can take days of negotiations, security clearances and travel across sandy roads that cut through shifting frontlines, UNICEF warned this week – as children live "on the brink" of survival. news.un.org/en/story/2026/…

Our Deputy Representative Annmarie Swai witnessed firsthand the hardship families face in Tawila, North Darfur and the hope that urgent action brings. UNICEF and partners are delivering lifesaving services and supplies on the ground. #ForEveryChild💙

In #Sudan, hunger is pushing children to the edge of survival. Thanks to the continues support of our donors, UNICEF delivered thousands of #RUTF cartons in 2025 — reaching even the hardest-to-reach areas. Every sachet is a step closer to saving a child. #ForEveryChild

In Sudan, communities are leading their own recovery: restoring water systems, reopening schools & expanding mobile health clinics. With support from UNICEF & World Bank Africa through THABAT project, families are rebuilding hope where it’s needed most. unicef.link/3NwRom6

A joint United Nations convoy led by World Food Programme, UNICEF & UN Development has reached Dilling & Kadugli, South Kordofan-the first major aid delivery in 3 months Lifesaving supplies will support over 130,000 people, bringing urgent relief to families cut off by conflict unicef.org/sudan/press-re…