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22 Nov 2011
Efforts to improve access to food and reduce deaths in the Horn of Africa are beginning to pay off, but around 250,000 people continue to face imminent starvation.
When internal conflict escalated in Darfur, the British Red Cross helped support a nutritional programme in the region.
10 Aug 2011
The British Red Cross is giving £175,000 from its Disaster Fund to help thousands of Sudanese people affected by conflict, many of whom have fled their homes.
More than one million people were affected by flooding in 17 countries - but in particular Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia, Ghana, Togo and Burkina Faso.
When Red Cross nurse Maree Dunn arrived in south Darfur, there was no health clinic to help children. So she set one up.
Penny runs a centre for severely malnourished children in Darfur. Read about the work she does.
Mairi supervises a feeding centre in a camp for 100,000 displaced people. She talks about child nutrition and health.
Even after 25 years of nursing in the outback, Denise found the situation in Darfur to be her most challenging career move.
Next month, what little food Nura Bashar Ali was able to save from last year’s pitiful harvest will be gone.
When Halima first carried her little sister, Hallum, in to the Red Cross clinic, nurse Maree Dunn didn’t think the tiny girl would survive the night.