In this field there are 3 different areas, the outskirts where boys over 13 years old and single men sleep, in the floor, in the outside, without any protection. Improvised tent houses for families consisting of husband, wife and children and the building, where teenage girls and single adult women live.

This camp, was another eye-opening experience.The camp's name reflects the heritage and origins of the refugees, who hailed from the northern regions of Sudan. Despite the hardships they faced, we were inspired by the strong sense of community and hope that they maintained.

The Al Maweani Center, also known as AI Shaheenat, was our last stop. Their stories and the challenges they faced were deeply humbling, and it highlighted the urgency of our mission.

The people who live in these camps run other types of dangers as well, for example when they have food to cook and manage to boil some water to make it drinkable, they send the girls to collect firewood and they are raped along the way.

The chain of unfortunate incidents causes deep sadness for men, women and children alike, all refugees of 9 different countries, all of them came from Khartoum capital ofSudan.

Mental health becomes one of the basic needs for these families, there are men, fathers of families traumatized by the loss of a member of their body or having witnessed violence towards their wife and daughters, mothers and daughters have deep traumas from having been raped repeatedly in front of their families and extreme violence, children cannot be children due to violence, trauma and the constant uncertainty of not knowing if tomorrow they will be able to eat.