WART-South Sudan

12/05/2026

United Nations OCHA South Sudan
WHO - Republic of South Sudan
UNICEF South Sudan
World Food Programme

11/05/2026

WART in Lakes State continues supporting the mass distribution of Long-Lasting Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) across Yirol West, Rumbek North, Cueibet, and Awerial counties, ensuring vulnerable communities can protect themselves against malaria.
Despite difficult access to some villages, communities and frontline teams continue pushing forward, reinforcing that no household should be left behind in accessing life-saving malaria prevention support.
Funded by The Global Fund and The Against Malaria Foundation with support from UNICEF South Sudan and Ministry of Health - Republic of South Sudan .

11/05/2026

WART in Aweil West conducted a two-day stakeholders training under the Mainstreaming Gender and GBV Prevention Interventions in the Joint Resilience Project, supported by World Food Programme and KfW, strengthening community knowledge on child rights, GBV prevention, and safe handling of disclosures.
The team also monitored women-led income-generating activities in Udhum Payam, reinforcing economic empowerment support for survivors and vulnerable women to reduce GBV risks and strengthen household resilience through sustainable livelihoods.

11/05/2026

Supported by the World Food Programme and KfW, WART in Northern Bhar-el-Ghazal recently spearheaded a series of community awareness campaigns and roadshows across Aweil West, Centre, and South. These events spanned several locations, including Maduany, Udhum Market, Gabat, Aweil town, Panadhot, Amacrol, and Malek Alel, focusing on gender mainstreaming and the prevention of GBV. Through direct engagement and open dialogue, participants deepened their understanding of the causes and consequences of GBV, fostering a collective commitment to challenge harmful social norms. Ultimately, the campaign empowered women, youth, and community leaders to play an active, leading role in local prevention efforts.

11/05/2026

WART in Old Fangak, Fangak County conducted training for Community Extension Workers under the project that strengthens food production in vulnerable communities, supported by SSHF.
Participants were equipped with practical skills in Good Agronomy Practices, Climate-Smart
Agriculture, Integrated Pest Management, harvest and post-harvest handling, as well as fish preservation and handling. By strengthening the knowledge and capacity of community-based extension workers, WART supports vulnerable communities to improve food production, reduce crop and post-harvest losses, promote sustainable farming practices, and strengthen household resilience and food security.

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08/05/2026

Acting UN in South Sudan Humanitarian Coordinator Dr.Humphrey Karamagi welcomes commitments made by the transitional Government parties to facilitate humanitarian access to Akobo, Jonglei State.

08/05/2026

A Joint Supporting Supervision mission was successfully conducted across Ayod, Mogok, Wau, and Gorwai PHCCs, alongside Maar PHCU. This collaborative effort—comprised of teams from UNICEF South Sudan , CHD, WART, and CMD—involved deep-dive assessments of facility infrastructure, waste management, and core departments including EPI, OPD, Maternity/ANC, and IPD. By engaging directly with county authorities and frontline health staff, the team provided vital capacity building and actionable recommendations to enhance service delivery.

08/05/2026

Through simple, visual, and community-friendly IEC materials, WART helps ensure critical GBV information is not only shared, but understood and retained by beneficiaries, strengthening awareness, informed decision-making, and timely access to support services.
Captured during a community engagement session in Aweil, a beneficiary reviews a GBV referral pathway material designed to guide communities on where and how to safely access medical, psychosocial, legal, and protection services.
This is part of the mainstreaming GBV prevention interventions in the Joint Resilience Project across Aweil Centre, South, and West, supported by World Food Programme and KfW .

08/05/2026

WART in Aweil South, Centre, and West engaged communities in Community Accountability Forums under the project mainstreaming gender and GBV prevention interventions in the Joint Resilience Project, supported by World Food Programme and KfW .Bringing together local leaders, women, youths, and community members, the forums created safe spaces for dialogue on social norms, power dynamics, and behavior change while strengthening partnerships and raising awareness on available GBV services and referral pathways.
Through these community-led discussions, WART continues to advocate for inclusive communities where women and girls can access support, participate in decision-making, and live free from violence.

07/05/2026

No distance is too far when communities need support. WART teams remain committed and motivated as they travel across challenging terrain and waterways to deliver essential services to vulnerable communities.
Captured on their way to Diel, Atar, Wunlueth, and Korwai, in Canal/Pigi County ,the team was headed to conduct borehole assessments and sanitation facilitation activities ,ensuring even hard-to-reach communities are not left behind in accessing safe water and dignified living conditions.
Supported by South Sudan Humanitarian Fund.