SuDRO’s Mobile Clinic Responds Rapidly to Urgent Needs in Partnership with CORE
As the humanitarian situation continues to worsen in the Al-Dabba displacement camps in Northern Sudan, SUDRO (Sustainable Development Response Organization), in partnership with CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort), continues to deliver urgent medical support to families in crisis
Following reports of large-scale displacement and a lack of essential health services, SuDRO’s mobile clinic team was deployed rapidly to the camps — equipped with essential medicines, supplies, and a dedicated team of health professionals. Their mission: to provide life-saving care where it is needed most
Field Response and Impact
Day 1 – November 5, 2025
On the first day of the intervention, the SuDRO–CORE mobile clinic team successfully treated 184 patients, including gunshot injuries, dehydration, respiratory infections, and maternal health complications. Many of those assisted were women and children, reflecting the high vulnerability of families in the camps
Day 2 – November 6, 2025
The team maintained its strong presence in the camps, expanding its outreach and managing a total of 186 new cases in a single day, distributed as follows
| Department | Cases Treated |
| Medicine | 37 |
| Pediatrics (Children) | 42 |
| Obstetrics (Women’s Health) | 30 |
| General Practitioner 1 | 34 |
| General Practitioner 2 | 43 |
| Total | 186 |
These figures reflect the continued high demand for medical assistance and the dedication of the SuDRO and CORE teams in ensuring that critical care reaches those most in need.
Partnership for Humanity
This ongoing intervention highlights the strength of collaboration between SuDRO and CORE, two organizations united by a shared commitment to humanitarian action and equitable healthcare access.
Through their joint efforts, mobile clinics continue to serve displaced communities across Northern and North Kordofan States, filling urgent gaps in healthcare provision during times of crisis
Partnership for Humanity
This ongoing intervention highlights the strength of collaboration between SuDRO and CORE, two organizations united by a shared commitment to humanitarian action and equitable healthcare access.
Through their joint efforts, mobile clinics continue to serve displaced communities across Northern and North Kordofan States, filling urgent gaps in healthcare provision during times of crisis
A Shared Vision for a Healthier, More Humane Future
SuDRO believes that timely and coordinated humanitarian action is the cornerstone of saving lives and preserving dignity in crisis.
Together with partners like CORE and the support of our donors, we remain committed to ensuring that every person — regardless of their circumstances — has access to essential healthcare and hope for a better future
How to Support
Inside Sudan:
Bank: Faisal / Fawri
Account No: 30029079
Name: SuDRO for Sustainable Development
Outside Sudan:
Zelle: [email protected]
Venmo: @sudro
For partnership and funding opportunities, please contact:
