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Mutual Aid Sudan Coalition (MASC)
Direct, flexible funding for Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms.

07/15/2026

From 2–9 July 2026, the Fataberno IDP Camp Emergency Response Room implemented a project to repair wells, water tanks, and pumps across the camp, with support from the North Darfur Emergency Rooms Coordination Council (LCC-ND).
By restoring critical water infrastructure, the intervention helps improve access to safe and reliable water for displaced families while strengthening essential services within the camp.
Access to safe water is a vital part of community resilience, and local Emergency Response Rooms continue working to meet urgent needs despite ongoing challenges.

07/10/2026

Here at Mutual Aid Sudan Coalition, we continue to watch the fallout from the June earthquakes in Venezuela, which—at last count—have killed more than 3,600 people.

Since the disaster, locally-led groups have stepped up to search for people trapped under rubble, deliver food and safe drinking water, and help local search and rescue teams secure the equipment they need to do their work, such as lighting and generators. These local groups will also be critical in helping communities get back on their feet in the coming weeks and months.

Mutual Aid Sudan Coalition stands in solidarity with these local responders, and Proximity2Humanity (P2H), one of the Coalition’s founding members, is proud to partner with Venezuelan group Alimenta la Solidaridad in support of its locally-led response efforts. Like the Emergency Response Rooms in Sudan, groups like Alimenta are closest to the communities, know their most urgent needs and what they prioritize, and how to navigate the complex operating environment.

Please consider donating to Alimenta la Solidaridad, either directly on its website or via the P2H website. 100% of proceeds will go directly to Alimenta la Solidaridad and the earthquake response.

Donate directly to Alimenta la Solidaridad:
https://donate.alimentalasolidaridad.org/campaign/815565/donate?utm_source=P2H%20Facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Venezuela%20earthquake%20response

Donate through Proximity2Humanity:
https://www.proximity2humanity.org/venezuela-earthquake-response?utm_source=P2H%20Facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=Venezuela%20earthquake%20response

07/06/2026

On June 30, 2026, the Qadir Emergency Response Room launched the first phase of its shelter materials distribution project, reaching 139 newly displaced families.
After arriving with little more than what they could carry, many families were left without adequate shelter or essential supplies. This intervention provides critical shelter materials to help improve protection and support immediate needs.
Community-led responses continue to provide practical, life saving assistance for families rebuilding in the aftermath of displacement💙

07/02/2026

The P2H Mutual Aid Sudan Coalition stands in solidarity with the people of Venezuela following the recent earthquakes.

We recognize the community networks, volunteers, and mutual aid initiatives supporting communities affected by the disaster. Though our contexts differ, we recognize the same commitment: neighbors caring for neighbors, communities organizing to meet urgent needs, and solidarity in action.

From Sudan to Venezuela, solidarity reminds us that no community should face hardship alone. We see you. We stand with you. 💙

06/29/2026

The Damra Sheikh Abdulbaqi Emergency Response Room supported Damra Sheikh Primary School by providing educational materials and essential supplies for students and teachers.

The initiative responds to immediate school needs while helping create a more stable learning environment under challenging circumstances. By supporting both students and educators, community-led efforts continue to protect access to education and strengthen local resilience💙

06/22/2026

The Kassab Camp Emergency Response Room has launched the first communal kitchen project at Shelter Center A, with support from the North Darfur Emergency Rooms Coordination Council.

The initiative provides daily meals for displaced families while strengthening community-led responses to urgent humanitarian needs within the camp.

In a context of ongoing displacement and limited resources, communal kitchens remain an important source of support, helping ensure families can access consistent meals and collective care💙

06/19/2026

El Obeid is facing a growing threat as violence escalates across Kordofan.

Recent attacks, tightening military pressure, and worsening food shortages are placing civilians at severe risk. Humanitarian actors have warned that the situation in Kordofan could follow the same devastating pattern seen in El Fasher, where siege, mass displacement, and attacks on civilians led to catastrophic consequences.

El Obeid has become a place of refuge for many families displaced from surrounding areas. Any further escalation would put thousands of civilians, patients, aid workers, and community responders in immediate danger.

MASC calls for the urgent protection of civilians, safe humanitarian access, and the preservation of humanitarian space across El Obeid and wider Kordofan.

Civilians must not be trapped between hunger, siege, and violence. Humanitarian routes must remain open. Community responders must be protected as they continue to support people on the ground.

We stand with the people of El Obeid.

06/16/2026

On June 16, 2026, the Babiker Emergency Response Room, with support from the North Darfur State Emergency Rooms Council, distributed food baskets to 250 displaced families and other vulnerable households in the area.

The baskets contained essential food items to help address urgent needs and support families facing the impacts of displacement and crisis.

Community-led responses continue to provide critical support where it is needed most 💙

06/15/2026

Here at MASC, we are saddened by the ongoing violence in Northern Ireland and stand in solidarity with all those experiencing the effects of hate and violence.

No one should feel unsafe in their home or community. There are organizations working to support victims of attacks and those afraid to leave their homes.

For those who are able, please consider supporting these community-led efforts:

https://chuffed.org/project/185445-support-people-and-groups-impacted-by-racist-attacks?utm_id=97758_v0_s00_e0_tv0

https://www.gofundme.com/f/belfast-community-solidarity-fund?attribution_id=sl:d8017bba-f88f-4602-be78-7c1719ad1d82&lang=en_GB&ts=1781123588&utm_campaign=fp_sharesheet&utm_content=amp20_t1&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link&fbclid=PAVERFWASXupxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAaec-e_dj1FEZEjGb7PAEwsEf75EZB4kMDVmeZTIreMfZ2LrbLs44lHxUsutMQ_aem_TuADt7Htnl8LZiwfGUYPRg

06/04/2026

For the third week, volunteers from Al Daein Humanitarian Emergency Response Room continue operating the communal kitchen for newly displaced families in Al Manara camp.

Mutual aid is made possible by people who show up 💙

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