Sudan

CARE is working to secure a just and steadfast peace in Sudan, where civil war has ravaged the country for nearly two decades.

• Key Facts
• Emergency Aid and Long-Term Solutions for War-Torn Sudan
• Life Inside a Sudanese Refugee Camp
• Questions and Answers About the Crisis in Sudan
• Urge Support for Additional Emergency Funding in Sudan
• The key to peace: Unlocking the human potential of Sudan Interagency briefing paper
  This report, produced by 5 international agencies with long experience of working with war-affected communities in Sudan, calls upon all concerned governments, agencies and warring parties to work in concert to bring about a just and sustainable peace in Sudan.
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• Sudan Policy Positions

Solution Stories

• Trapping Flies to Save Lives
• People in Nuba Mountains Receive First Emergency Aid in More than a Decade

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In the late 1980s, war forced thousands of children from their homes in Sudan. At great peril, they wandered across East Africa and ended up in refugee camps in Kenya. While many of the "Lost Boys of Sudan" eventually were resettled in America amid much fanfare, most of their female counterparts, the Lost Girls of Sudan, were left behind. They continue to await an uncertain future.