Africa Humanitarian Action (AHA)

In 2025, AHA stood firm in its mission to serve displaced and vulnerable communities across the continent. These achievements found on our website highlight the impact of our commitment to refugees and displaced families Full story and highlight africahumanitarian.org/aha-2025-highl…

AHA continues to serve crisis-affected communities with dignity & empathy. We need your support to bring hope to places where it’s needed most. This #GivingTuesday, AHA stands with IDPs in Tawila, North Darfur. Donate today & uplift lives across Africa: africahumanitarian.org/giving-tuesday/

AHA has stood with Africa’s most vulnerable for more than 30 years and will continue to provide aid to them. This #GivingTuesday, join us in supporting IDPs in Tawila, North Darfur. Your donation fuels lifesaving aid & long-term solutions. Donate: africahumanitarian.org/giving-tuesday/

This #GivingTuesday, your generosity can be a force for good. AHA is focusing on IDPs in Tawila — providing healthcare, protection, education & livelihoods. Support dignity & stability. Donate today and be someone’s hope. Giving Tuesday Campaign africahumanitarian.org/giving-tuesday/

For 30+ years, AHA has delivered hope to displaced families across Africa. This #GivingTuesday, Your donation will provide IDPs in Tawila, North Darfur with dignity, resilience & lasting change. Donate today africahumanitarian.org/giving-tuesday/ Read the full story africahumanitarian.org/aha-launches-g…

This week, AHA-Ethiopia, in partnership with Farmamundi & with the support of Generalitat Valenciana, has delivered medicines and dignity kits to Berahle, Afar Region, trained health workers in psychosocial support, and were presented with a certificate of appreciation.

AHA Ethiopia, in collaboration with Farmacéuticos Mundi (Farmamundi), has successfully launched an emergency health project in Berahle Woreda, located in Ethiopia’s Afar Region. For more details, visit africahumanitarian.org/updates-from-a…

In the first half of 2025, AHA’s Cameroon operation continued to provide essential services to refugees and asylum seekers residing in seven designated sites across the East and Adamaoua regions. For more, visit africahumanitarian.org/mid-year-updat…

Today, we stand with humanitarian workers across the world who risk their lives to serve others-often in the world's most dangerous places. They continue to face unprecedented threats, yet their resolve remains unshaken. #WorldHumanitarianDay #ActForHumanity #WHD2025

With support from our partners, and in collaboration with the national NGOs, AHA Sudan continues to extend its services to alleviate human suffering and address community health risks. For more details, visit africahumanitarian.org/mid-year-updat…

From the beginning of this year, AHA Uganda continues to provide essential healthcare, strengthen mental health services, prevent gender-based violence (GBV), and provided legal support to the refugee population. For more details, visit africahumanitarian.org/mid-year-updat…

AHA facilitated and coordinated a 6-day Training of Trainers workshop for LEARN RRT aimed to strengthen regional capacities for responding to public health emergencies by equipping participants with both technical expertise and facilitation skills. africahumanitarian.org/aha-facilitate…

On May 6, 2025, AHA Cameroon handed over materials, equipment, and medicines to support partner health facilities in combating epidemics, with a particular focus on Mpox. For more details, visit africahumanitarian.org/updates-from-a…

The humanitarian crisis in Sudan has deteriorated further as the two largest IDP camps, Zamzam and Abu Shouk was attacked. AHA is facilitating two projects to help alleviate the suffering of IPDs in Sudan. To read the full story, visit africahumanitarian.org/aha-continues-…

In 2024, AHA Sudan distributed 1,536,00 liters of safe drinking water, and constructed 80 emergency latrines to the displaced population in Abu Shouk and Zamzam IDP camps

In 2024, AHA Uganda assisted 497 forcibly displaced persons with mental health and substance misuse challenges to benefit from individual case management and psychosocial support. #humanitarian #MentalHealth #refugee

In 2024, AHA South Sudan prevented the spread of cholera cases into the Ajuong Thok refugee camp and supported 11,294 children under 5 with Blanket Supplementary Feeding Programme (BSFP) coverage.

AHA issued a press release on the occasion of the #38thAUSummit in which AHA calls for a renewed focus to address the displacement crisis in Africa. Click on the link africahumanitarian.org/aha-press-rele… for full details #38thAUSummit #humanitarian