Free 24-hour call center providing sexual and reproductive health counseling, family planning information, contraception prescriptions, counseling for sexual and gender-based violence survivors, and referrals to clinics. Operated by SFPA (member of IPPF). Services available across all 18 states of Sudan.
Free interagency toll-free call center operated by UNHCR and WFP for refugees and asylum seekers in Sudan. Provides general inquiries, assistance requests, and information. Regional service lines available throughout Sudan, though connectivity may be intermittent due to ongoing crisis.
National emergency services for police, ambulance, and fire brigade. Primary emergency dispatch number for Sudan. Services monitored in Arabic. Note: During ongoing conflict, emergency services may be disrupted in some areas.
Free emergency humanitarian support hotline operated by International Committee of the Red Cross for people affected by conflict in Sudan. Provides emergency assistance, medical support, water access, protection services, and family reunification support.
Free humanitarian emergency services including first aid, evacuation of wounded, food and essential items distribution, psychological support, and missing persons searches. All services provided by Sudanese Red Crescent are free of charge.
Gender-based violence helpline operated by the Combating Violence Against Women (CVAW) Unit of Sudan's Ministry of Labor and Social Development, supported by UNFPA and AICS. Provides phone-based health, security, and legal services including referrals and tele-counseling for GBV survivors. Social workers connect with state focal points for case management.
Free confidential hotline for children's support, operated by the Family and Child Protection Unit (FCPU). Receives complaints and inquiries from children, parents, or caregivers regarding child protection, safety, and family issues.
Free confidential hotline for children's support, operated by the Family and Child Protection Unit (FCPU). Receives complaints and inquiries from children, parents, or caregivers regarding child protection, safety, and family issues.
Free mental health and psychosocial support unit under Ahfad University for Women's School of Psychology. Provides trauma counseling, therapy, and training to individuals and communities affected by trauma and disasters. Uses culturally sensitive therapeutic approaches for recovery and resilience building.
Sudan's first specialized psychiatric hospital, established 1971 in Omdurman. Provides diagnosis and treatment of mental health illnesses and neurological diseases. Trains medical and nursing students. Note: May have limited operations due to ongoing conflict.
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