Samaritan’s Purse has distributed food to more than 220,000 people in South Darfur province. 

Breeding projects help produce stronger animal populations that thrive in Sudan.

Animal husbandry programs include goat restocking and training in basic care for livestock. 

Samaritan’s Purse provides school supplies for displaced children in South Darfur. 

Men learn how to make farm tools to sell in the local market. 

Children play together and enjoy art, music, and recreation in a village preschool. 

Community wells provide clean water.

Children use color pencils to illustrate their work at a village school. 

Food reaches people who were driven from their homes in South Darfur. 

People often travel for days to receive medical treatment at Kurmuk Hospital. 

Dr. Evan Atar treats patients at Kurmuk Hospital, serving an area where more than 220,000 people live. 

South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit visited Franklin Graham at the Samaritan’s Purse international headquarters in North Carolina in January, 2009. 

Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir invited Franklin Graham to visit him in Khartoum.

Forestry and agricultural projects help reclaim the land, providing food and other resources.

Agricultural training helps farmers increase crop production, providing food for their families and extra income. 

Men and women receive vocational training and learn basic business skills through adult education programs.