Many Internally Displaced (IDP) Families who have had to leave their own villages and travel miles across the desert seeking refuge have found their way to Um Ga’al. Um Ga’al, the first village we adopted in 2001, is the furthest north Kids for Kids Village, and the safest right now Read more
At its core, Kids for Kids is not an emergency organisation. We have spent almost 25 years providing sustainable grassroots projects that communities tell us will be the most beneficial to them, and lift families out of abject poverty long-term. Darfur is at the forefront of climate change, with the Read more
Over a 24 hour period from Wednesday 16th July through Thursday 17th July, GlobalGiving ran their Annual July Bonus Day. On this day, GlobalGiving awarded donations to our Emergency Appeal with a Boost of Free additional funds when supporters donated between $100 – $1,000. The more you donated, the more Read more
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Patron, Timothy West CBE. Timothy’s commitment to Kids for Kids has been unwavering, bringing hope, compassion, and essential support to countless children in Darfur, Sudan. His kindness and dedication inspired all who had the privilege to work Read more
Sudan has been plunged into a humanitarian crisis. Since fighting broke out in April 2023, which has turned into genocide in Darfur, more people have been displaced in Sudan than in the rest of the world combined, according to the United Nations. The UN describes the situation in Darfur as the Read more
Kids for Kids is appealing for emergency funding to help families without any food, water and basic supplies in Darfur, Sudan. Kids for Kids is the only organisation, working from the regional capital El Fasher, helping children in remote villages. Emergency funding is essential to help provide for thousands of Read more
Kids for Kids celebrates 20 years of helping the forgotten children of Darfur on 8th March this year – two decades in which we have transformed the lives of over 550,000 people in 105 villages in one of the most inaccessible places in the world. A journey that started with Read more
