Resources For Sudan

Mental Health Resources for Sudan

Compiled & Edited by Roua Eltayeib, LMFT | Reviewed by Abdullah Tom, MD

Decolonize Sudan

Decolonize Sudan is a women-led collective of Sudanese American organizers building power through anti- imperialist education, advocacy, and global solidarity for the liberation and self-determination of the Sudanese people.

Free Therapy for Sudanese Diaspora

HEART is helping members of the Sudanese diaspora in the United States connect with therapists to help them process the ongoing violence in Sudan. They are offering 6-7 individuals the opportunity to participate in 8-10 sessions of free virtual therapy. Given the ongoing conflict, it has been challenging for people to process and manage personal and vicarious trauma. Throughout the year, members of the Sudanese diaspora have been witnessing and hearing about their loved ones' suffering and pain as they continue to endure the ongoing genocide. This has led to feelings of immeasurable grief, pain, hopelessness, and guilt within the community.

Many people have struggled to find appropriate support to process the emotional impact of experiencing vicarious trauma. As we continue to witness intense violence, coping with grief and trauma can feel overwhelming and isolating, especially as mental health resources for the Sudanese diaspora have been extremely limited in the past.

We highly encourage members of the Sudanese diaspora seeking a safe therapy environment to participate! While we strongly urge everyone to fill out the interest form and apply for this incredible opportunity, there are limited spots available. For this reason, we may not be able to accommodate everyone at this time. Even If you are not selected for this opportunity, please be sure to provide your email so we can share additional mental health resources for support and assistance. For more information on HEART, please visit their website, linked here: https://hearttogrow.org/mission/, or @heartthegrow on Instagram.


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