Fatima *, 11, is one of them. She was forced to flee her
home in Al-Jazirah state – one of the 18 states of Sudan -
following violent clashes. She said : "On the first day of the
attack, which was a Friday, I was sleeping at home when a
bullet went through the window".
Fatima * and her family escaped to a nearby village, but
soldiers came to their house and threatened to kill them.
Her family moved through multiple villages, facing
violence, extortion, and hardship before reaching a
reception centre for displaced people in Gedaref.
"I was scared that we would be killed, but my mum
reassured me. When we arrived in Gedaref, I was happy
because there were no sounds of fighting, just peace,"
Fatima * said.
Save the Children provided her family with food,
blankets, mattresses, clothes, including pyjamas and
slippers. Fatima * now attends school and the Child
Friendly Space, where she’s taking part in activities such
as art, sports, and structured play, to help process her
traumatic experience, build resilience, and regain her
sense of identity and confidence.
Children in Sudan need immediate protection,
lifesaving aid, and a future beyond the conflict.
Will you stand with us to help deliver aid and protect
children’s lives ?
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