Between April 2023 and September 2026, over 800 attacks on healthcare were recorded across Sudan, with more than half attributed to the RSF. This period also saw 229 health facilities damaged, 222 health workers killed, and 16 kidnapped. Cash and voucher assistance has expanded regionally, reaching more people through local actors and in more locations since 2024.

The ongoing conflict significantly impacts the safety of healthcare workers and the functionality of health facilities. Access to water, sanitation, and hygiene remains a critical issue for surveyed households.

The conflict has resulted in a high number of attacks on healthcare, directly affecting the provision of essential services and the safety of medical personnel. There are also reports of new arrivals from Sudan into Chad, with a significant proportion being women and children with specific needs.

The specific locations of the recent attacks on healthcare facilities and the detailed breakdown of the types of injuries sustained by health workers are not covered in the provided reports.