South Sudan

We've been working in South Sudan since it gained independence in 2011 to provide relief to those suffering the effects of conflict.

  1. Where we work
  2. Africa
  3. South Sudan

  • Population12,000,000
  • Villages88
  • Temp41°C
The people of South Sudan live with the constant threat of conflict coming to their village with many having already fled their home and now living in a displaced persons camp. 

Right now we’re working to reduce the malnutrition rate through our health clinics and supplementary feeding programme. We’re also teaching families how to grow crops that can be harvested more than once a year to reduce dependence on one harvest and provide food all year round. We are also working alongside the World Food Programme to provide emergency food aid around the country.
 

We are working with the people of South Sudan in building a community where children can thrive. We have already achieved great things.

school materials have been given to students in refugee camps.
people have received food in 2017.
households have been given seed, vegetable and fishing kits.

Stories from South Sudan

Meet Peter, a healthy baby from South Sudan

At one and a half months old, Peter is thriving thanks to his mother, who is determined to see her son grow up healthy and strong.

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The difference a goat makes

Thanks to her goats, mother of two, Juan, is able to provide for her children and send them to school.

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South Sudanese farmers equipped against famine

With the current famine in South Sudan, World Vision has been the leading organisation behind improving the lives of thousands of farmers.

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Growing vegetables, a fruitful way of life

Specialising in growing vegetables, farmer Pitia is thriving thanks to World Vision’s support.

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Overcoming malnutrition and tuberculosis in Juba

Arriving in South Sudan, Acheng didn't know whether her 18-month-old son would survive. Now, he's thriving.

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What being a humanitarian means to me

Meet some of our overseas staff who took the time to share their heart for the work they do and the people they meet.

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What does peace mean to children?

Every August, South Sudan remembers the signing of its peace deal. After violent clashes followed that caused many families to flee we asked children living in the capital’s protected civilian sites to recall what peace means to them.

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Teaching the skills to produce food

Akuat is a widow; she lost her husband three years ago due to sickness. Providing food for her family became so difficult that her children were going hungry for several days and no one was able to attend school.

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