How Your Donation to SAPA Kits Can Save Lives Amid Sudan’s Healthcare Crisis

While Sudan fights a dreadful war, mothers and new born babies face a dire struggle of their own. With 13 million Sudanese people in the country displaced and 70% of the healthcare facilities non-functional, it is easy to see why childbearing and maternity matters have gotten out of hand. These circumstances have brought the country to this period of time wherein one newborn’s life is lost every nine minutes, and families already going through so much are yet faced with another traumatic experience.

Why is the Infant Death Rate So High in Sudan? 

According to our sources, infants are not losing their lives due to illness; they are dying at such a high rate because of being born into war. Due to the wrecked healthcare facilities in the country, mothers are forced to give birth in tents and on unhygienic clinic and hospital floors. Moreover, mothers do not have access to the necessary maternity care and pre and post-labour drugs. This is resulting in a greater occurrence of prematurity, hypothermia, and infections in the children. This is why the neonatal mortality rate in Sudan was 20 deaths per 1000 live births in 2025.

 

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What are SAPA’s Health Kits?

SAPA’s health kits are designed to save lives in Sudan, providing essential medical care in areas severely impacted by conflict. These initiatives are focused on addressing these gaps and bringing hope to those who suffer the most.

SAPA’s health kits are categorized based on the specific needs of the affected populations. These include kits for mothers, newborns, primary care, and emergency response. Each kit contains carefully selected items that provide life-saving support, from sterile delivery equipment to medications, infant warmers, and infection treatments. These kits not only provide immediate relief but also ensure that healthcare workers can continue their crucial work in the field, offering critical services in the most difficult conditions.

SAPA’s Mother Care Kits, Newborn Care Kits, Primary Care Kits, and Rapid Response Kits are all part of a comprehensive effort to address the health crisis in Sudan. These kits are distributed to healthcare facilities and field teams, ensuring that medical aid reaches the most vulnerable populations. Every kit has been designed to meet the urgent needs of those affected by the crisis, offering vital support to both healthcare providers and the communities they serve.

How Your Donation to SAPA Kits Can Save Lives Amid Sudan’s Healthcare Crisis?

Your donation to SAPA’s health kits is not just a contribution; it’s a direct investment in saving lives and ensuring that mothers and newborns have a fighting chance for survival. SAPA has created 4 types of kits that your donations can go towards:

1. Mother Care Kit

One of the most critical areas of need in Sudan is ensuring that mothers can give birth safely, despite the ongoing conflict and the collapse of healthcare infrastructure. The SAPA Mother Care Kit provides essential supplies for safe deliveries, including sterilization equipment, emergency obstetric drugs, and postnatal care for mothers. Each $95 donation ensures that one mother and her newborn are spared from preventable complications.

• $95 saves one mother and her newborn from preventable complications.
  
• $4,745.50 ensures 50 safe births in crisis zones.
  
• $95,000 can provide safe deliveries for 1,000 mothers.
  
  

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2. Newbone Care Kit

Newborns in Sudan face immense challenges, from the lack of sterile conditions to insufficient neonatal care. The SAPA Newborn Care Kit is designed to provide critical support to newborns who are born prematurely or are facing serious health complications. These kits include life-saving medicines, oxygen support, and infection treatment, all of which are essential for preventing neonatal mortality.

• $166 saves one newborn from preventable neonatal complications.
  
• $16,630 secures essential neonatal care for 100 newborns.
  
• $166,300 provides life-saving care for 1,000 newborns.

These kits are distributed to neonatal care units across Sudan, ensuring that the most critically ill newborns have access to the care they need to survive and thrive.

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3. Primary Care Kit

Healthcare in Sudan has been decimated by the ongoing conflict, leaving millions of people without access to basic medical care. The SAPA Primary Care Kit is designed to provide primary healthcare services to people in crisis, delivering essential medications, first aid supplies, and hygiene essentials. These kits ensure that people who are displaced or living in conflict zones have access to the care they need to stay healthy.

• $3.30 provides medical care for one person for three months.
  
• $9,857 ensures 3,000 people receive essential care.
  
• $985,700 provides healthcare to 300,000 people.
  
  

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4. Rapid Response Kit 

Sudan is also facing frequent disease outbreaks, including cholera, malaria, dengue, and respiratory infections. The SAPA Rapid Response Kit is designed to protect communities from these outbreaks by providing the necessary supplies to prevent the spread of disease. These kits include items to address the immediate health needs of communities during outbreaks, such as water purification tablets, mosquito nets, and antibiotics.

• $0.16 can protect one person for a month.
  
• $1,645 provides outbreak response for 10,000 people.
  
• $164,500 ensures 1 million people are protected.

With your support, SAPA can continue to respond to these outbreaks, preventing the spread of deadly diseases and saving countless lives in the process. Your donation ensures that communities can stay protected from preventable diseases, which is especially critical during times of conflict and instability.

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FAQs

1. What is the main goal of SAPA’s health kits in Sudan?

SAPA’s health kits aim to provide life-saving supplies to mothers, newborns, and communities affected by conflict in Sudan. The goal is to distribute essential kits, such as the Mother Care Kits, Newborn Care Kits, and Primary Care Kits, to reach 1 million people in need of medical aid.

2. How does SAPA’s Mother Care Kit help in saving lives?

SAPA’s Mother Care Kit provides essential tools for safe deliveries, including sterilization equipment and emergency obstetric drugs. These kits help prevent complications during childbirth in crisis zones. With just $95, one mother and her newborn can be saved from preventable complications.

3. How can SAPA’s Newborn Care Kits prevent neonatal deaths?

SAPA’s Newborn Care Kits provide critical support to newborns who are born prematurely or suffer from infections. The kits contain life-saving medicines, oxygen support, and infection treatments. $166 saves one newborn from preventable complications, and $16,630 supports 100 newborns.

4. What’s the impact of donating to SAPA’s Primary Care Kits?

A Primary Care Kit helps deliver healthcare services to 3,000 people for three months. These kits include medicines, first aid supplies, and hygiene essentials. For just $3.30, one person can receive essential healthcare for three months. Your support helps provide healthcare to communities in dire need.

5. How does SAPA’s Rapid Response Kit protect communities from disease outbreaks?

SAPA’s Rapid Response Kits are designed to combat disease outbreaks like cholera, malaria, and dengue. Each kit can protect up to 10,000 people, and with $1,645, an entire community can be safeguarded against infectious diseases. These kits are crucial for outbreak response in conflict zones.

6. How many people can SAPA’s health kits reach with a single donation?

Your contribution can make a significant impact. For instance, $95,000 can provide safe deliveries for 1,000 mothers using SAPA’s Mother Care Kits. Similarly, $985,700 can provide healthcare to 300,000 people through Primary Care Kits.

7. How does SAPA plan to reach 1 million people in Sudan?

SAPA’s goal is to provide medical care to 1 million people in Sudan. This will be achieved through the distribution of 1,000 Mother Care Kits, 10,000 Newborn Care Kits, and 333 Primary Care Kits, along with 100 Rapid Response Kits. The total cost to achieve this goal is approximately $25.8 million.

8. How can my donation make a difference in Sudan’s healthcare crisis?

A donation of just $95 can provide essential care for a mother during childbirth, while $166 can save the life of a newborn. Larger donations, such as $95,000, can ensure safe births for 1,000 mothers, directly addressing the healthcare crisis in Sudan.

9. How can I help SAPA provide safe deliveries and newborn care?

By donating to SAPA’s health kits, you’re directly contributing to safe deliveries and neonatal care. Each donation supports the distribution of Mother Care Kits and Newborn Care Kits, providing essential medical supplies in areas where healthcare access is limited. Every donation, large or small, helps save lives.

10. Why is SAPA’s work in Sudan so crucial right now?

Sudan’s healthcare system has been devastated by conflict, with 13 million people displaced and 70% of healthcare facilities non-functional. In this environment, mothers and newborns are particularly vulnerable. SAPA’s health kits are essential in providing immediate medical care and saving lives in one of the world’s most urgent humanitarian crises.