SAPA-Sudanese American Physicians Association

A decade ago, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2286, aiming to prevent attacks on health care. @SAPA_ORG President Yasir Elamin and @CFR_org's Michelle Gavin discuss how the measure’s enforcement failed Sudanese citizens and health-care workers. thinkglobalhealth.org/article/how-a-…

SAPA Clinic in Al-Afadh Camp SAPA’s clinic in Al-Afadh Camp provides essential wound care for displaced people from Al Fasher. As the only facility equipped for minor procedures, it serves as a critical point of care. Our efforts continue to bridge gaps in essential health services within the camp. #HopeForSudan

🔴 GODA Medical Mission | 36 Surgeries Completed at Bahri Hospital SAPA medical teams, in partnership with GODA, continue cleft lip surgeries for children at Bahri Teaching Hospital under a specialized surgical program led by qualified medical staff. So far, 36 surgeries have been completed, bringing new smiles and improving the lives of children in Sudan. #HopeForSudan

Munib’s Story | Hope Restored Through Surgery Munib Abdullah was born with a cleft lip that affected his feeding and daily life. Through SAPA’s medical mission with GODA, he successfully underwent surgery at Bahri Teaching Hospital. His recovery highlights the impact of access to specialized care for children in Sudan. #hopeforsudan

April 15 marks 3 years of war in Sudan. 🔴 11.6M+ displaced 🔴 20M+ need healthcare 🔴 Most facilities in conflict areas no longer functioning 🔴 Treatable diseases are killing 🔴 Mothers give birth without care 🔴 Families shelter in ruins In 2025, SAPA: 🔵 750K+ patients reached 🔵 3M+ meals delivered 🔵 397 mobile clinics deployed Three years on — Sudan is still standing. So are its people. #Sudan #KeepEyesOnSudan #Sudan

🔴 GODA Medical Mission | Cleft Lip Surgeries Continue On day two at Bahri Teaching Hospital, six successful surgeries were performed in collaboration with GODA. Each surgery restores a smile and brings renewed hope. #HopeForSudan

🔴 GODA Medical Mission | Cleft Lip Surgeries Begin in Khartoum State Three surgeries were performed today at Bahri Teaching Hospital as part of SAPA’s cleft lip mission, in partnership with GODA. The program targets 60 children, with surgeries continuing over the coming days. #HopeForSudan

Three years of war in Sudan. Over 200 verified attacks on healthcare. Around 70–80% of hospitals are no longer functional. Yet healthcare workers still show up! Join us April 15 at the National Press Club for "Protect Those Who Heal" — featuring keynote Ambassador @susandpage, former U.S. Ambassador to South Sudan. Be part of the dialogue. 🔗 Register: eventbrite.com/e/protect-thos… ft. @tomperriello, @michellegavin, @lenrubenstein, @h_alnahhas, @AreigElhag, @jehannehenry, and more.

SAPA Medical Mission for Cleft Lip Surgeries SAPA is launching a cleft lip surgical mission in partnership with GODA USA 🗓️ April 12–16 📍 Bahri Teaching Hospital The mission aims to perform 60 surgeries, improving children’s health and quality of life. #HopeForSudan #SAPAxGODA

On #WorldHealthDay, health is everyone’s responsibility. With medical info spreading widely on social media, inaccurate guidance can be dangerous. At SAPA, we ensure all health messages are accurate, reliable, and provided by professionals, because personal experiences can’t replace medical advice. #StandWithScience #SAPA

Healthcare That Reaches Every Door With @_UnfpaSudan , SAPA deployed 12 mobile clinics across shelters in Port Sudan, reaching over 5,000 people, including 508 pregnant women. These efforts expand access to essential healthcare for those who need it most. #HopeForSudan #SAPA

SAPA Condemns the Shelling of Al Deain Hospital and Mobilizes Emergency Medical Response The Sudanese American Physicians Association (SAPA) strongly condemns the shelling of Al Deain Hospital in East Darfur State, Sudan, on March 20, 2026, which resulted in multiple casualties and injuries. In response to this incident, SAPA has begun coordinating an urgent medical intervention through its teams operating across the Darfur region, aiming to support local healthcare services and provide critical care to those affected. SAPA expresses its deepest solidarity with the victims and their families and reiterates its unequivocal rejection of any attacks on healthcare facilities. SAPA underscores the fundamental obligation to protect medical institutions and ensure the safety of civilians throughout Sudan. International humanitarian law clearly mandates the protection of medical facilities and personnel, both stationary and mobile, at all times, particularly in situations of armed conflict, and strictly prohibits targeting them under any circumstances. SAPA calls on all parties to uphold these principles and to safeguard civilians, healthcare services, and civilian infrastructure from the devastating impacts of war. Sudanese American Physicians Association (SAPA)

Strengthening Healthcare Capacity in Tawila, North Darfur SAPA trained 15 healthcare workers in medical waste management over three days in Tawila, promoting safer practices and proper handling of medical waste. This effort supports improved healthcare quality and helps protect both health workers and displaced communities from related risks. #HopeForSudan #SAPA

The Journey of Giving Continues… In Tawila, North Darfur, SAPA’s kitchen continues to provide daily meals to displaced and war-affected families carrying forward the generosity of donors. Each day, over 1,300 families receive meals that bring not only food, but hope and support when it’s needed most. #HopeForSudan

SAPA Condemns the Shelling of Al Deain Hospital and Mobilizes Emergency Medical Response The Sudanese American Physicians Association (SAPA) strongly condemns the shelling of Al Deain Hospital in East Darfur State, Sudan, on March 20, 2026, which resulted in multiple casualties and injuries. In response to this incident, SAPA has begun coordinating an urgent medical intervention through its teams operating across the Darfur region, aiming to support local healthcare services and provide critical care to those affected. SAPA expresses its deepest solidarity with the victims and their families and reiterates its unequivocal rejection of any attacks on healthcare facilities. SAPA underscores the fundamental obligation to protect medical institutions and ensure the safety of civilians throughout Sudan. International humanitarian law clearly mandates the protection of medical facilities and personnel, both stationary and mobile, at all times, particularly in situations of armed conflict, and strictly prohibits targeting them under any circumstances. SAPA calls on all parties to uphold these principles and to safeguard civilians, healthcare services, and civilian infrastructure from the devastating impacts of war.

Today’s Iftar in Kiryandongo Refugee camp - Uganda Across Cluster G South, Cluster G North, and the kitchens of Clusters A and E, SAPA teams continue documenting daily Iftar moments that reflect the spirit of Ramadan and community support. A daily scene of solidarity and compassion, bringing hope for a better tomorrow. #HopeForSudan #Ramadan

Ramadan Support Across Sudan Since the beginning of Ramadan, SAPA teams have continued delivering support to families in need, distributing 5,500 food baskets across 7 states reaching thousands of households. Each day, teams prepare and deliver baskets to neighborhoods and camps as part of the Ramadan for Sudan campaign. At SAPA, we believe Ramadan is a season of solidarity, where every act of giving brings hope closer to those who need it most. #HopeForSudan #Ramadan

Supporting Health Facilities in Gedaref state | ECHO Project With @whosudan support, SAPA strengthened healthcare in Gedaref by installing solar systems, providing equipment, and delivering medicines, benefiting around 3,000 people. SAPA continues ensuring essential care reaches every patient. #HopeForSudan #SAPA