Human Appeal Kyrgyzstan Challenge – Sudan Emergency Appeal
Sansaar Care attended the hike and undertook a collection which produced £8600. In addition to this an additional £10,000 was donated to support the children effected. Y the genocide in Sudan
Delivery Partner: Human Appeal
Status of Activity: Challenge completed and £18,600 raised and donated
1. Overview of Support Provided
A Director of Sansaar Care participated in the Human Appeal Kyrgyzstan Challenge to raise funds for people affected by the ongoing genocide and humanitarian crisis in Sudan.
The challenge raised £8,600 from supporters. Sansaar Care donated a further £10,000, bringing the total contribution to £18,600.
The funds will support Human Appeal’s humanitarian response in Sudan, where conflict, displacement, hunger and the loss of essential services have left millions of people in urgent need. Children are among those most severely affected and are expected to be principal beneficiaries of this support.
2. Identified Need and Context
The ongoing crisis in Sudan has resulted in extensive loss of life, mass displacement and the destruction of homes, schools, healthcare facilities and essential infrastructure.
Children face significant risks, including:
- Hunger and malnutrition
- Displacement and unsafe living conditions
- Limited access to clean water, healthcare and medicines
- Disruption to education
- Separation from parents and family members
- Violence, exploitation and emotional trauma
The Kyrgyzstan Challenge provided an opportunity to raise awareness while generating meaningful financial support for children and families affected by the crisis.
3. Beneficiaries and Public Benefit
The primary intended beneficiaries are children and families affected by the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, particularly:
Children experiencing hunger or malnutrition
Displaced, orphaned or separated children
• Children without access to clean water, healthcare or education
• Families unable to provide food, shelter and other essentials for their children
• The £18,600 contribution provides public benefit by helping Human Appeal protect life, relieve suffering and improve the safety and wellbeing of vulnerable children and families.
4. Support Delivered
The total contribution generated was £18,600, comprising:
- £8,600 raised through the Director’s participation
- £10,000 donated directly by Sansaar Care
The funds were provided to Human Appeal for its humanitarian response in Sudan and may support:
Emergency food and nutritional assistance
- Clean water and hygiene supplies
- Healthcare and essential medicines
- Emergency shelter and household items
- Protection and welfare support for vulnerable children
Human Appeal will allocate the funds according to assessed need, operational access and the safety of beneficiaries and delivery teams.
5. Outcomes and Impact
The challenge combined active fundraising with a direct contribution from Sansaar Care, more than doubling the amount raised by supporters.
The intended outcomes include:
- Improved access to food, clean water and healthcare
- Reduced risk of hunger and malnutrition
- Safer temporary living conditions
- Greater protection and stability for displaced children
- Reduced financial pressure on families caring for children
The challenge also raised awareness of the suffering in Sudan and demonstrated Sansaar Care’s practical commitment to helping children affected by humanitarian emergencies.
Final beneficiary numbers and outcomes will be confirmed through Human Appeal’s monitoring and reporting.
Risk, Safeguarding and Governance Considerations
Human Appeal is an established international humanitarian charity with experience delivering emergency assistance in high-risk environments. It is responsible for direct delivery, safeguarding and the appropriate use of funds.
The Kyrgyzstan Challenge demonstrates the value of combining personal participation, public fundraising and direct charitable giving.
The Director’s participation raised £8,600, while Sansaar Care’s additional £10,000 contribution increased the total impact to £18,600.
The activity reinforced the importance of:
- Using fundraising challenges to raise money and awareness
- Demonstrating leadership through direct participation
- Supporting public fundraising with Sansaar Care’s own contribution
- Working with established humanitarian partners
- Maintaining clear fundraising and impact records
Learning from this initiative will inform the planning, governance and evaluation of future fundraising events supporting children in need.
