Health Care: Saving Lives with Dignity
No one should die because they can’t afford a clinic visit.
In Sudan and South Sudan, healthcare is scarce, expensive, and often out of reach. A simple infection can become life-threatening. A pregnant woman may walk hours for care that never comes. A child with fever may be treated with hope alone.
CAFKASS brings medical care to the margins—through mobile clinics, emergency treatment, and essential medication. We don’t just treat illness. We restore dignity.
💡 The Reality
- A basic clinic visit costs £10–£25, excluding medication
- Monthly medication for chronic illness can exceed £30–£50
- Health insurance is rare; most rely on out-of-pocket payments
- £30 covers a clinic visit and medication for one patient
- £100 supports a mobile health team for a day
- £500 equips a local clinic with supplies and staff
The Critical Aid Foundation of Khartoum and South Sudan is a humanitarian organization dedicated to delivering life-saving support to communities affected by conflict, displacement, and poverty. Operating across some of the most vulnerable regions in Sudan and South Sudan, the foundation provides emergency relief, medical aid, clean water, and shelter—while advocating for long-term recovery and resilience. With a focus on dignity, transparency, and local partnership, the foundation stands as a beacon of hope in times of crisis.
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF
H.G. Bishop Sarabamon
Bishop of Atbara, Omdurman & North Sudan
H.G. Bishop Elia
Bishop of Khartoum & South Sudan