General protection efforts focus on:

• Child protection
• Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
• Psycho-social support (PSS)
• CAFAAG (Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups)
• Family tracing and reunification

The ongoing conflict in South Sudan has led to a massive exodus of innocent people...

Objectives of Protection

• Protect the rights and livelihoods of extremely vulnerable individuals...
• Promote group discussions among IDPs and stakeholders...
• Reduce vulnerability among IDPs...
• Advocate for and protect the rights of children...
• Investigate, document, monitor, and advocate for abused children...
• Reduce FGM practices among girls...
• Promote awareness of HIV/AIDS...
• Implement an integrated protection and livelihoods approach...

Forms of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) include:

• Rape
• FGM (Female Genital Mutilation)
• Forced/Early Marriage
• Domestic Violence
• Sexual Exploitation
• Attempted Rape

SGBV Victims

Victims of SGBV vary in age, with a significant number ranging from 13 to 45 years old...

Coping Mechanisms

Victims employ various coping mechanisms, including:

• Physical injuries
• Fear of stigmatization
• Psychosocial challenges

Some families resort to spiritual healing...

Vision for Humanity South Sudan aims to improve nutritional status through...

Access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene is crucial for health and well-being...

We promote peace and reconciliation among warring communities...

Vision for Humanity South Sudan supports programs that provide women with access to education...

Entrepreneurship Training

We provide training in production skills...

Savings and Basic Business Education

Women’s entrepreneur groups learn to start and develop businesses...

Vision for Humanity South Sudan conducts advocacy and capacity-building trainings and campaigns...

• Awareness raising on education, rights of children and women
• Mine risk education
• Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) awareness
• Health, hygiene, and sanitation promotion
• Peace promotion in constructed schools
• Training Community Education Committees...

Distribution of non-food items to displaced persons in refugee camps...

In South Sudan, education is a vital lifeline for communities affected by ongoing conflict and instability. The lack of adequate infrastructure and resources has hindered access to quality education for many children, especially in rural areas. Schools are often non-existent or operate under temporary conditions, such as tents or makeshift shelters.

Despite these challenges, local organizations are working tirelessly to create educational opportunities. Initiatives include community-driven projects aimed at building permanent classrooms and recruiting qualified teachers. Many communities have embraced the idea of education, understanding that it serves as a foundation for peace and development.

Key Focus Areas:

• Building and rehabilitating school facilities to provide safe learning environments.
• Implementing programs to train teachers, focusing on both educational quality and gender equality.
• Promoting inclusive education for children with disabilities and special needs.
• Integrating life skills and vocational training into the curriculum to prepare students for future challenges.
• Enhancing community awareness about the importance of education, especially for girls, to combat cultural barriers.

Through partnerships with international NGOs and local stakeholders, educational programs are beginning to flourish. These efforts aim not only to educate the youth but also to empower them to become active participants in rebuilding their communities.

Future Aspirations:

Vision for Humanity South Sudan envisions a future where every child has access to quality education, fostering a generation of informed and skilled individuals who can contribute to the nation's growth. Continued advocacy and resource mobilization will be essential in achieving these educational goals.

Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) aims to improve living conditions during displacement, ensure assistance and protection for IDPs, and seek durable solutions to end temporary displacement. Key components include:

• Overseeing humanitarian assistance in camps or settlements
• Collaboration with national authorities for camp management
• Planning for closure and lasting solutions from the onset of site establishment
• Engaging with affected communities to identify key considerations for solutions

CCCM exists to uphold the basic human right to life with dignity and does not advocate for settlements unless absolutely necessary.

Health and HIV/AIDS

Vision for Humanity South Sudan aims to improve health status through comprehensive primary health care packages. Our goals include:

• Expanding programs into different states
• Improving funding and sustainability for health infrastructure
• Recruiting healthcare staff
• Enhancing emergency response capabilities
• Improving information management in the health sector

Our efforts focus on addressing the health needs of vulnerable populations affected by civil unrest, diseases, and malnutrition.