Refugee Hardship Fund — Sudan Arrivals
Emergency relief for Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers arriving in the UK, delivered in partnership with Islamic Relief.
The Sudan Arrivals Project supported Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers arriving in the UK, many facing undignified conditions in asylum hotels and detention centres. Funded by an Islamic Relief grant and delivered with London for Sudan, Madaniya, and the Sudanese Legal Network, it provided a hardship fund for food, clothing, and travel — capped at £100 per adult and £50 per child — alongside community events and wellbeing support.
About this program
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Real disbursements tied to this program. The full ledger lives on the Open Ledger page.
| Budget line | Spend |
|---|---|
| Hardship fund payments to rightsholders | £20,600 |
| Community events | £1,758 |
| Clothing drive | £654 |
| Part-time staff | £787 |
| Postage to recipients | £65 |
Final reported spend, Islamic Relief grant.
A completed 12-month project. 1,902 people applied; funds were prioritised for the 202 most in need. Payments capped at £100 per adult, £50 per child. Spend includes a small overspend covered from SDN's existing funds, fully documented to Islamic Relief.