A detailed, newest-first record of the milestones that have expanded HACF’s ability to provide kidney care and build resilient treatment infrastructure in Sudan.
Each milestone captures a meaningful step in HACF’s growth—from direct patient care and crisis response to renewable energy and the emerging kidney transplant program.
Construction of the kidney transplantation center at Omdurman reached its final stages. The project is estimated at approximately $350,000 and is intended to expand HACF’s kidney-care capacity from dialysis toward transplantation services once completed and operational.
Installation of the Omdurman center’s 176 kW solar system was completed. The system addressed a major operational challenge for the center by improving power stability for dialysis care and supporting the infrastructure needs of the planned transplant section.
The Ramadan 2026 fundraising campaign secured approximately $94,000, strengthening HACF’s ability to sustain ongoing programs and advance planned care and infrastructure priorities.
HACF began formal planning and fundraising for a kidney transplantation section at the Omdurman center, marking the next major step in expanding the center beyond dialysis care.
HACF began implementing a solar power system for the Omdurman center. The project was estimated at approximately $200,000 and was designed to address persistent power reliability challenges affecting continuous kidney-care operations.
Phase 1 of the Port Sudan Kidney Center launched with 20 active dialysis machines on a 5,000 m² site, together with sustainable infrastructure that includes solar power and independent water treatment.
Major repairs and renovation of the Omdurman center were completed, restoring the facility to full operational capacity after damage and disruption caused during the conflict.
HACF worked with medical and humanitarian partners, including Fresenius Medical Care and Direct Relief, to support delivery of dialysis supplies, medicines, and other essential resources.
As conflict disrupted healthcare across Sudan, HACF expanded crisis-response coordination. International Society of Nephrology task-force mobilization and other partner support helped sustain access to kidney care during a critical period.
The Omdurman Dialysis Center opened with 20 active dialysis machines. The facility was designed with capacity for up to 60 machines, creating room for future expansion as resources become available.
Habib Alrahman Charity Foundation was established to expand access to kidney care and support patients who could not afford life-sustaining treatment.
