2025: Facing Crises, We Held Strong
Conflicts, malnutrition, epidemics, and the collapse of funding: in 2025, humanitarian needs reached a critical level. Despite these challenges, ALIMA’s teams remained mobilized alongside the most vulnerable populations.
In Sudan, Everyday Heroes at the Heart of the Crisis (video)
In the areas hardest hit by the conflict, women and men continue to heal, protect, and bring hope back to their communities.
Inside ALIMA’s Emergency Response in Tawila, Sudan
Sudan – North Darfur. Thousands of families are fleeing violence. In Tawila, they find refuge… but access to healthcare, water, and medicines remains severely limited.
El Fasher, Sudan: John’s call in the face of the medical emergency
Across the town of Tawila, the humanitarian emergency is intensifying. Thousands of people who fled the violence in El Fasher and Zam Zam are now struggling to survive in makeshift tents, without adequate access to water, food, or healthcare.
Chad: “We saw a woman walk for miles without water, without shoes, carrying a dehydrated and weakened child”
Every day, thousands of Sudanese families cross the border to escape the war. In eastern Chad, ALIMA and its partners are responding to this emergency.
Bamenda, Cameroon – “The communities are what give us the strength to carry on”
In a region marked by instability, ALIMA continues its activities in Bamenda, northwest Cameroon. Field testimony from a former project coordinator.
“Their daily life is filled with fear. They don’t know how their day will end.”
In a Sudan torn apart by violence, more than 30 million people are in need of humanitarian aid. In Tawila, North Darfur, ALIMA is responding to the emergency.
Burkina Faso: Inside a Mobile Clinic (video)
In Kaya, Burkina Faso, nearly 200,000 displaced people have fled insecurity. To help ease the burden on local health facilities, ALIMA and its partners have deployed mobile clinics.
RISQ Score: A vital tool for treating children in emergencies
How can you determine whether a child needs urgent care with only a few minutes to assess them? In Chad, ALIMA and its partners are testing an innovative solution called the RISQ score that may help make this simple.
