New arrivals from Sudan, including a 32-year-old woman and her six children, have reached reception centers in Northern Bahr el Ghazal after journeys marked by insecurity and limited resources. These centers and informal settlements are providing initial support for displaced families.

Humanitarian responders face ongoing challenges in providing adequate access to safe water, food, and shelter for newly arrived and settled displaced populations. Funding for humanitarian operations remains well below requirements.

Displaced individuals and families, particularly those returning from Sudan, are struggling to rebuild their lives and access essential services. The country hosts a significant number of internally displaced persons and refugees.

The specific needs and vulnerabilities of the newly arrived populations beyond initial reception are not yet covered in recent reporting.