Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan

Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan CH aims to save lives, alleviate suffering, built resilience through our programmes in Peacebuilding

Meaningful Community Conversations are the foundation of lasting Change.The Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan team in P...
18/05/2026

Meaningful Community Conversations are the foundation of lasting Change.

The Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan team in Pibor county recently a community campaign in Verteth Payam focused on addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and ending forced marriages, engaging 40 participants in open dialogue and awareness sessions.

Key Takeaways from the engagemen;

↪️ Community dialogue creates safee spaces for people to speal openly about harmful practices

↪️ Ending GBV and forced marriages requires collective responsibilty from leaders, parents, youth and community members

↪️ Awareness is a powerful tool in changing mindsets and promoting the rights and dignity of women and girls

↪️ Local participation strengthen protection mechanisms and builds more resilient communities

↪️ Sustainable change begins when communities are empowered to lead the conversations themselves

Grateful to our partners Oxfam World Food Programme and everyone who contributed to this important discussion.

Healing required survivors to be met with safety, dignity, and compassionate support.In conflict-affected communities ac...
15/05/2026

Healing required survivors to be met with safety, dignity, and compassionate support.

In conflict-affected communities across South Sudan, survivors of gender-based violence often face unimaginable trauma, isolation, and barriers to accessing lifesaving care.

For many women and girls, accessing a safe space is the first step toward reclaiming hope.

Recently, in Leer County, Unity State, a survivor of sexual violence, whom we will call “Jane” to protect her identity, arrived at our Women and Girls Friendly centre after surviving a traumatic sexual assault.

At the centre, Jane immediately received support through a survivor-centred case management process led by a trained GBV caseworker.

She was also provided with emergency cash assistance to help her access urgent healthcare services.

Further, she was enrolled in ongoing psychosocial support sessions, where she will continue participating in group healing activities designed to help survivors cope with trauma, rebuild confidence, and regain emotional stability.

Jane’s story reflects the broader reality faced by many women and girls living in humanitarian and emergency settings.

It also highlights the critical importance of accessible and integrated protection services during times of crisis.

Her recovery journey underscores several key priorities for protection actors in emergency settings:

➡️ Safe spaces save lives by providing survivors with confidential, compassionate, and immediate support.

➡️ Timely access to healthcare and psychosocial support is essential for recovery and long-term well-being.

➡️ Cash assistance can remove urgent barriers that prevent survivors from seeking medical attention and protection services.

➡️ Survivor-centred approaches restore dignity by ensuring survivors make informed choices about their own recovery journey.

This integrated GBV response is part of the emergency response program we are implementing in Leer, Mayendit, and Fangak Counties in South Sudan, with funding from the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund

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Empowering women and girls' goes beyond protection, it is also about restoring dignity confidence and economic independe...
11/05/2026

Empowering women and girls' goes beyond protection, it is also about restoring dignity confidence and economic independence.

We successfully conducted VSLA training for GBV survivors. The session focused on building trust, strengthening teamwork and enhancing collaboration within the groups. Participants were also introduced to digital VSLA approaches and their benefits including improved record keeping, transparency and easier financial management.

The training remained highly interactive and participatory with women and girls actively engaging throughout the sessions. Participants later formed two VSLA groups where leaders were democratically selected by members promoting ownership, accountability and collective leadership.

Initiatives like these continue to create safe spaces for healing, resilience and economic empowerment for survivors and vulnerable women in our communities.

A special Appreciation goes to our partners Tearfund South Sudan and our team Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan

Creating Safe and supportive environments for children remains at the heart of Humanitarian response efforts.At the Chil...
08/05/2026

Creating Safe and supportive environments for children remains at the heart of Humanitarian response efforts.

At the Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) in Leer, children continue to engage in recreational, learning and psychosocial support activities that promote wellbeing, protection and social interaction. These spaces provide children with an opportunity to feel spaces provide children with an opportunity to feel safe, express themselves freely and regain a sense of normalcy amidst challenging circumstances.

Through games, group activities and community engagement sessions, the CFS continues to strengthen emotional support, inclusion and resilience among children and caregivers.

Appreciation goes to South Sudan Humanitarian Fund the dedicated team and community facilitators whose commitment continues to make these safe spaces meaningful for every child reached

United Nations OCHA South Sudan Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan Save the Children South Sudan

Strengthening Climate -Smart Agriculture in Melut, Upper Nile State. I am pleased to share that our team in Melut succes...
04/05/2026

Strengthening Climate -Smart Agriculture in Melut, Upper Nile State.
I am pleased to share that our team in Melut successfully conducted a 3-day training on Climate Smart agriculture practices at the CH demonstration Plot.

The training brought together 100 participants, including both IDPs and members of the host community. equipping them with practical skills to improve agricultural productivity with adapting to climate challenges.

This initiative is a step towards building resilient communities, enhancing food security and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

Grateful to our partners Plan International, Dutch Relief Alliance everyone who contributed to making this training impactful-from facilitators to enthusiastic participants.
Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan Richard Teny

Concluding the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund project monitoring mission in Panyijiar County, our team had the opportun...
27/04/2026

Concluding the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund project monitoring mission in Panyijiar County, our team had the opportunity to visit the Ganyiel Mobile Clinics and engage directly with communities and stakeholders on the ground.

The Mission provided valuable insights through physical verification of project sites and meaningful interactions with Accountability to Affected Population (AAP) committees, beneficiaries and local leaders. it was encouraging to see the tangible impact of SSHF-RV interventions and the progress made despite a few operational challenges.

The donor's appreciation of the achievements reflects the collective effort, commitment, and resilience of everyone involved. These outcomes reaffirm the importance of engagement, accountability, and strong patnerships in delivering effective humanitarian responses.

Kudos to the Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan field teams and leadership for their unwavering support and dedication throughout this mission. Together, we continue to make strides toward improving lives and strengthening service delivery in hard-to-reach areas.

United Nations OCHA South Sudan UNHCR South Sudan World Renew Richard TenyCARE SOUTH SUDAN

With Oxfam – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
24/04/2026

With Oxfam – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

Meaningful conversations are the heart of community transformation.Recently, we conducted Focused Group Discussion (FGD)...
24/04/2026

Meaningful conversations are the heart of community transformation.

Recently, we conducted Focused Group Discussion (FGD) with girls and women in Leer, creating a safe workspace to openly share experiences, challenges and aspirations.

Key topics included.

↪️Safety and security within communities.
↪️Access to Education
↪️Menstrual hygiene
↪️Prevention to forced and early marriage
↪️PSEA
↪️Domestic Violence
↪️Child Protection concerns
↪️Household decision-making
↪️Housing, Land and Property (HLP)
↪️Roles of Women in Leadership

These conversations are more than conversations-they are a pathway to understanding community realities and strengthening inclusive, responsive programming. Listening to women and girls ensures that interventions are grounded in their lived experiences and priorities.

Empowering voices at the grassroots level is essential for sustainable change. When women and girls are heard, communities become stronger, safer and more resilient.

We appreciate the continued support of South Sudan Humanitarian Fund in making this work possible.

United Nations OCHA South Sudan South Sudan Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan UNHCR South Sudan CARE SOUTH SUDAN World Renew

Access to Education for ALL...In Lekuangole, Pibor State, , alongside our partners Oxfam and World Food Programme (WFP),...
20/04/2026

Access to Education for ALL...

In Lekuangole, Pibor State, , alongside our partners Oxfam and World Food Programme (WFP), brought together parents, teachers, and community leaders for a PTA & SMC training.

Together, we are strengthening school leadership, supporting teachers, and creating better learning environments for children.

The PTA/SMC was a powerful reminder that improving education is a shared responsibility.

↪️We reflected on the key issues affecting learners-from attendance and discipline to the need for more learning materials and better support for teachers. one thing stood out clearly; when parents, teachers and the community work together, real change is possible.

↪️Despite the challenges, there is a strong commitment from stakeholders to take action-improving attendance, strengthening communication and creating a more supportive learning environment for every child.

↪️We also discussed how many learners struggle to connect classroom knowledge to real-life situations, highlighting the need for more practical and engaging teaching approaches.

↪️Education goes beyond the classroom-it starts at home and grows through community effort. Together, we can make it meaningful and impactful.

A Strong Start for Fangak.Advancing coordinated, community driven humanitarian response in Fangak. Coalition for Humanit...
20/04/2026

A Strong Start for Fangak.

Advancing coordinated, community driven humanitarian response in Fangak. Coalition for Humanity successfully conducted the USG-SSHF RVA Project inception meeting, marking a critical step toward delivering integrated Protection and Shelter/NFI support to vulnerable populations.

The meeting convened key actors including RRC coordination team, Payam Administrators, local chiefs, women leaders and representatives of both IDP and host communities. The project was warmly received by community leadership, reflecting strong local ownership and commitment.

This inclusive participation ensured that community voices, priorities and expectations were clearly reflected from the outset.

The project-funded by South Sudan Humanitarian Fund focuses on strengthening protection services while addressing urgent shelter/NFI needs.

Discussions during the meeting centered on:

↪️ Introducing the project objectives, scope and planned interventions

↪️ Clarifying roles and responsibilities among stakeholders

↪️ Strengthening coordination mechanisms at county and Payam levels

↪️ Promoting community ownership and accountability

↪️ Emphasizing protection mainstreaming and inclusive service delivery, particularly for women and vulnerable groups.

The project was warmly welcomed by local leadership, highlighting strong community acceptance and readiness to collaborate thus, positive reception underscores the importance of partnerships in delivering effective and sustainable humanitarian responses

Key takeaways from the meeting:

↪️ Strong stakeholder alignment and commitment to the project goals

↪️ The critical role of local leadership and ensuring successful implementation

↪️ The need for continuous community engagement and feedback mechanisms

↪️ The value of inclusive participation in fostering trust and accountability

We extend our sincere appreciation South Sudan Humanitarian Fund for their continued support and to all stakeholders for their active participation and valuable contributions, Special recognition goes to the project team for their dedication, coordination and teamwork ensuring a successful and impactful inception meeting.

This marks the beginning of a collaborative journey towards improving resilience, protection and access to essential services for affected communities in Fangak.

Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan United Nations OCHA South Sudan

Putting Communities at the Center of response begins with inclusive engagement.In Leer County, we successfully conducted...
17/04/2026

Putting Communities at the Center of response begins with inclusive engagement.

In Leer County, we successfully conducted an inception meeting for our project- Provision of rapid integrated assistance to crisis affected populations funded by South Sudan Humanitarian Fund, bringing together key stakeholders at both county and community levels.

The meeting was attended by County Commissioner, Payam Administrators, community representatives and partner organizations-demonstrating strong commitment to collective action.

The project will support the community through:
✅Protection
✅Shelter and Non-Food Items(NFI) Assistance

The engagement provided an important platform to:
↪️Introduce the project activities
↪️Align on implementation approaches
↪️Strengthen coordination among stakeholders

The efforts will support inclusive, timely and effective delivery of assistance to vulnerable communities in Leer County.

We appreciate SSHF and all partners for their continues support in advancing protection, dignity and resilience.

Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan CARE SOUTH SUDAN UNHCR South Sudan Richard Teny United Nations OCHA South Sudan

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