Sudan is facing one of the world’s fastest-growing humanitarian catastrophes. Civil war has cut off entire regions. Banks have collapsed. Supply chains are broken. And for millions, including children, starvation is now a daily reality. In many areas, even accepting help from the “wrong” source can put families at risk.

Kele Global exists for moments exactly like this.

Founded by a Sudanese leader now living in the U.S., Kele Global operates through an extraordinary network of Sudanese volunteers who know the terrain, understand local power dynamics, and can move quietly where large aid organizations cannot. They are trusted. They are fast. And they reach people no one else can.

What sets Kele Global apart is access and creativity—not size.
When fighting sealed off an entire city and every major organization was locked out, Kele Global found a way in: they discreetly transferred funds to local pharmacies, which then provided medicine to families with no other options.

As the crisis deepened, Kele Global expanded support to grassroots emergency rooms—small, improvised community clinics run by local medical volunteers. These emergency rooms often operate with no formal funding, yet they are the only places where wounded civilians, pregnant women, and malnourished children can receive urgent care. By supplying these clinics with medicine, nutritional supplements, and small operational grants, Kele Global is keeping frontline medical care alive where the health system has collapsed.

Today, through these same on-the-ground networks, Kele Global is delivering food, medical supplies, and emergency treatment into areas others simply cannot reach.

All of this was accomplished on a budget of roughly $XXXXX this year—a fraction of what most NGOs spend in a week—yet the impact has been life-saving.

With even modest investment, Kele Global can rapidly scale what’s already working:

• Micro-grants to trust local partners who can discreetly distribute food, medicine, and essentials.
• Support for grassroots emergency rooms providing trauma care, maternal care, and treatment for severely malnourished children.
• Child-Friendly spaces focused nutrition and relief to reach the youngest and most vulnerable.
• A growing volunteer network of Sudanese citizens risking their own safety to keep their communities alive.

As Sudan fades from global headlines but not from reality, Kele Global remains on the ground—in the hardest-hit areas, with the people who have nowhere else to turn.

Call to Action

Children are running out of time.
Your support today can deliver food, medicine, and emergency care to families who would otherwise be unreachable.

Give now and help save lives.