Mission Trust Aid

01/06/2026

Community Hygiene Volunteers proudly shared their experiences and responsibilities with representatives of the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) United Nations OCHA South Sudan during a monitoring visit to the nutrition site, where MTA successfully constructed a sanitation facility to improve hygiene and public health outcomes. Through the project, volunteers acquired valuable knowledge and skills in hygiene promotion, community mobilization, and disease prevention, enabling them to serve as key agents of positive behavioral change within their communities.
The construction of the latrine has significantly enhanced access to safe sanitation services for nutrition beneficiaries, contributing to improved hygiene practices, reduced health risks, and a cleaner environment. These achievements were made possible through the active participation, commitment, and ownership demonstrated by community members throughout the project implementation process.
MTA extends its sincere appreciation to the local communities for their collaboration and dedication, which have been instrumental in the project's success. We also gratefully acknowledge the generous financial support of the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF), whose contribution has strengthened community resilience and improved the health and well-being of vulnerable populations.

29/04/2026

Mori Jane our chair who happens to come from the mighty Pöjulu community is already showcasing some of their cultural women duties, Pöndu is one of their delicy... the annual cultural event takes place from 08 to 10 May 2026 at the City play ground.. so much expected.
At Mission Trust Aid we are proud to associate with the cultural diversity within South Sudan and to be led by a tolerant Chair of the Board of Directors (BoD).
The entire management have expressed desire and enthusiasm to support and join the occasion to foster unity and cultural tolerant.

29/04/2026

The message is clear... to the Soith Sudan Government and international donor community .....

🚨7.8 million people in South Sudan are likely to face severe hunger between April and July 2026, with 2.2 million children under 5 at risk of malnutrition, according to the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis.

Urgent and sustained support is required before the situation worsens in the ongoing lean season.
Read more👉 https://bit.ly/4w1QXC4

29/04/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Mori Jane, Abdu Arike, Lino Deng Akot, Daniel M Ajack, Lobut Charles AngelHeart, Bida Lo Loro, Wizzy De Dancer Born

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29/04/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Kueth Biong, Levi Khalid, Musema Abdulsamadu, Reath Maet Gatkek, State's Man Allan Tabs, Koang Gatluak Chuol, Maxi Alfredo, David Joseph Joseph Kenyi, Mugo Mugo

25/04/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Seme Ludanga Faustino, Takele Wontamo, Mawa Mawa Alumai, Zhoal Manyang Mayak, Muon Jacob, Bob Basil Awany, Ochan Jose, Leah Gloria, Tabu Samson Eresto, Reformed Emma, Daniel Matiop Ngang Kur, James Lolepi, Ruon K Yiech, Alijoma Bruno Moses, John Nyilo Pinyi, Haji Asirafu Idi, Yoyoo Joseph, Hellen Juan, Jovial Joseph Abina

22/04/2026

Success Story: Restoring Access to Safe Water in Wunariek Village, Payuel Payam, Duk County – Jonglei State, South Sudan.
Adau Deng Agoth, a proud mother of eight children,4 boys and 4 girls, lives in Wunariek Village under Payuel Payam in Duk County, Jonglei State. For nearly three years, her community struggled without access to safe water after their borehole broke down due to a lack of spare parts, which were not available in the local market.
Before Mission Trust Aid (MTA) rehabilitated our borehole, we depended on surface water for drinking and bathing, Adau explains. This water was not safe and contributed to frequent outbreaks of water-borne diseases in our community, and the recent cholera outbreak in the whole of Duk County, of which most of the humanitarian Agencies operating across the Country might have heard about it, including Mission Trust Aid (MTA).
The arrival of Mission Trust Aid (MTA) marked a turning point for Wunariek Village. The organization successfully rehabilitated the abandoned borehole, restoring access to clean and safe water for the entire community.This borehole is now serving 150 households which is 900 individuals.
Beyond the physical repair, MTA strengthened community ownership by conducting training for a Water Management Committee. Adau was nominated by her village chief to participate in this training, equipping her with knowledge and skills to help ensure the sustainability of the water point.
“This borehole is now helping us in many ways, not only for drinking and household use, but also for our livestock, including cows and goats,” she says.
On behalf of the Wunariek community, Adau expresses deep gratitude:
“We sincerely appreciate Mission Trust Aid for the support provided to our village. We kindly encourage MTA to continue being a strong partner in Payuel Payam, especially in Wunariek Village.”
Today, the rehabilitated borehole stands as a symbol of improved health, resilience, and hope for the people of Wunariek community under Payuel Payam in Duk County of Jonglei State. All thanks to United Nations OCHA South Sudan financial support.

22/04/2026

We yesterday 21.04.2026 completed training of 30 individuals drawn from the 3 rehabilitated boreholes in Payam of whom, 15 are female and 16 Male. These people were equipped with skills and knowledge to ensure proper utilisation of the boreholes and providing leadership in mobilising community to clean around the water point and construct local fence as well as lead in resolving water related conflict.

17/04/2026

Ongoing construction of gender segregated disability friend block of latrines in Pibor's Jebel Boma supported by United Nations OCHA South Sudan
Progress, successfully completed.
Thanks to our dedicated team Ngaimoko Cosmas Surur and Sultan Lo Kungupiri Modi for work well done.