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Sister Altouma is originally from Nyala in Darfur State. After her marriage, she moved to El Fasher, where she lived for many years and built her family and community ties.

When war erupted and violence escalated, the Janjaweed militia attacked her town, forcing her to flee. She first sought safety in Khartoum, and later in Omdurman City, joining thousands of displaced families escaping conflict in Darfur, El Fasher, and Kordofan.

She is a mother of four daughters and two sons. One of her sons remains trapped in El Fasher, unable to escape the violence. She is also a grandmother, carrying the emotional and practical responsibility of caring for multiple generations.

Despite living in a tent under extremely difficult conditions, Sister Altouma did something extraordinary.

She established a community kitchen (Takiya) to serve displaced families who fled to Omdurman.

She now lives in a tent in Omdurman with her daughters and grandchildren.

But instead of giving in to despair, she chose to serve.

Every single day, she cooks and feeds hundreds of displaced families through her small community kitchen (Takiya). Families who have lost everything line up for a meal — and she makes sure no one is turned away.

She is homeless. She is worried for her son.
Yet she feeds others before herself.

This is resilience. This is compassion. This is Sudan.

Let’s stand with Sister Altouma and the families she serves. ❤️

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