The International Rescue Committee, which launched humanitarian aid programmes in Darfur in early 2004, continues to provide vital health, water, sanitation and education services for more than 650,000 people affected by the ongoing crisis.

IRC aid workers deliver crucial medical assistance to more than 330,000 people in camps in North and South Darfur and some 87,000 people in the Hashaba region, while ensuring that more than 220,000 people have clean water to drink and adequate sanitation. Thousands more children attend IRC educational programmes in North and West Darfur.

You can help today by contributing directly to our humanitarian programmes - including thousands of children - whose lives have been shattered by the violence. Your donation will directly support our humanitarian work with the people of Darfur.

Thank you.