AID LINK South Sudan

AID LINK South Sudan No.: 16__. Current Program Operational Areas:
State County(s)
1. Central Equatoria Juba and Yei River
2. Upper Nile Malakal and Fashoda
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ALO) is a women-led national NGO established in 2013 by a group of like-minded women dedicated to amplifying access to Education, Child Protection, Nutrition, Health, Food Security & Livelihoods (FSL), WASH, and GBV prevention and response in South Sudan. 2022
AID LINK ORGANIZATION

© 2022 ALO - SECRETARIAT
Name, Date of Incorporation, and Legal Status:
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ts non-profit, non -denominational, non -political and non-sectarian NNGO that was incorporated on 14 th March 2013 and is legally registered with the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) at the national level under NGO Act 2016, under the Ministry of Humanitarian Af fairs; Republic of South Sudan, Certificate Reg. Jonglei Bor South , Nyirol, Pochalla, Fangak, and Pigi County
4. Eastern Equatoria Kapoeta South and Kapoeta North
We work in more than 10 counties around the nation drawn from 4 states . And we help every - one who is poor and disadvantaged, whatever their ethnic origin, age, or religious beliefs. Our humanitarian support work is funded by national and international grants /donations , and from internal resou rces. We are diligent and trans parent in our use of the money which is entrusted to us. We play an active part in grassroots, national, regional and internation al networks; b ecause , we can only reach our goals by sharing experience and cooperating with other organiza tions. Organization’s Core Values :
These eight important values are the building blocks that constitute ALO ’s humanitarian s upport and services value system. They ensure that our staff ,
partners, volunteers, suppliers/vendors, and anyone
who comes into contact with ALO adheres to the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality
and independence , which are fundamental to humanitarian action . Loving Our Neighbors
We see people suffering in so many parts of our newly-born nation, and this moves us deeply, so that we have a heartfelt desire to help and support those who lack the basic necessities of life. Human Dignity
We believe that everyone is a child of God, born with the same rights as everyone else. We work to support those whose rights are abused and whose dignity is disregarded. Grassroots, National, Regional and Global Partnerships
Throughout our humanitarian interventions we seek to work together on equal terms with kindred organizations which are associated with our vision and mission. How We Work
We help people to help
themselves: ALO applies the SDGs to transform people to help themselves. In more than 15 projects in South Sudan, we have enabled poor and disadvantaged people to liberate themselves from their predicament. This involves working together closely with kindred partner grassroots, national and international organizations. What We Do
We Ensure Food Security
People suffer from hunger and mal nutrition in many parts of the world. We help small farmers produce enough healthy food on a long-term basis
We Combat Poverty
One third of the nation's population is poor, so they have little chance of a life with dignity. We help disadvantaged people increase their income
We Promote Education
Thousands of women around South Sudan are unable to read or write. We make it possible for
children, especially girls to go to and remain at school. And we conduct vocational skills training for young people and women
We Improve Public Health Care
Life-threatening diseases such as malaria and cholera are still widespread. We run public health education programs and help to improve the provision of public health services
We Send Out Volunteers and Professional Workers
Our partner organizations have their own well-trained staff. But where there happens to be a lack of specialist knowledge, ALO provides experienced South Sudan -based professionals. We also send out enthusiastic young adults who serve as volunteers, supporting the work of our partners. We Defend Women Human Rights
Human rights are trampled under- foot just about everywhere. We defend women and girls who are the victims of violence or injustice. Besides, promoting women’s leadership and political participation. We Care for the Integrity of Creation
Climate change and environmental destruction affect us all ‒ but vulnerable and marginalized women are always hit the hardest. We tackle the root causes and try to mitigate the consequences. We Support Women and Girls
Women suffer most from hunger, poverty, violence, and discrimination. We provide support and empowerment and campaign for equal rights. We provide s*x education and help to improve the provision of maternal health services. ALO Thematic Areas:
• Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
• Food, Security, and Livelihood (FSL)
• Education
•Heath
• Gender & Protection
• Child Protection
• GBV
• Peacebuilding,
• Basic Girlchild Education
• Emergency and Preparedness Response
• Research and Design
• Vocational Skills Training

Our Approach:
A Women’s and Girls’ Rights Upfront (WGRU) which seeks to elevate women’s and girls’ well-being higher up on the international peace and security agenda both in terms of making it a priority for all actors, and by ensuring women and girls participate in peace processes that impact their future. By prioritizing the needs of women and girls, we can also begin to address the underlying factors that contribute to the vulnerability of women and girls to violence, lack of access to education, employment opportunities, healthcare, reliable supplies of food and water, shelter, and/or have experienced displacement from their families. Track Record of Selected Achievements/Experiences
Project’s Name Major Program Focus Geographic Coverage Status (Completed/In Progress) Amount (USD) Donor
Women’s Voice and Leadership
South Sudan Program • Scaling-up the Resilience and
Protection of Vulnerable and
Marginalized Women and Girls to
Support their Preparation for
Meaningful Response to and
Recovery from Crisis Bor South County,
Jonglei State In Progress 6,000 Global Affairs Canada
/ Care International
South Sudan
Creating Access to Social &
Economic Opportunities to
Empower Women & Girls •
• Empowering women’s ability to participate equally in existing markets; their access to and control over productive resources, access to decent work, control over their own time, lives and bodies; and increased voice, agency and meaningful participation in economic decisionmaking at all levels from the household to national institutions
Achieving the Sustainable
Development Goals, particularly Goal
5, to achieve gender equality, and Goal 8, to promote full and productive employment and decent work for all; also Goal 1 on ending poverty, Goal 2 on food security, Goal 3 on ensuring health and Goal 10 on reducing inequalities. IDP Camp, Managalla
Payam, Juba County,
Central Equatoria State In Progress 15,000 Bread for the World
(BfdW)
Emergency Livelihood and
Resilience Program FAO-ELRP-
2021 [RFP-TN-SS-2020-001] • Distribution of emergency livelihood kits to support 8,000 food insecure and displaced households and promotion of resilience light training in nyirol county, jonglei state. Waat Payam, Nyirol
County, Jonglei State Completed 84,900 FAO-ELRP-2021 [RFP-
TN-SS-2020-001]
Research Study on Policy
Alignment Tool (PAT) for Child
Protection in South Sudan • Mapping and analysis of Government of South Sudan’s implementation of the key treaties and international standards related to child Juba County, Central
Equatoria State Completed 14,500 Dallaire Institute for
Children, Peace &
Security/Dalhousie
University
protection and armed conflict i.e. (i) UNCRC, 1989, (ii) OPAC, 2000, (iii)
ACRWC, 1990, (iv) The Vancouver
Principles, 2017, (v) The Paris Commitments and Principles, 2007
and (vi) The Safe Schools
Declaration, 2015
Women’s Leadership in
Preventing the Recruitment and Use of Child Soldiers:
Implementing the Women-Led
Community Dialogue on Vancouver Principles in South Sudan. • Engaging grassroots women-led organizations/groups to realize their roles in the prevention of recruitment & use of child soldiers, and CSRV against boys & girls Juba City, Juba County,
(Hai Referendum, Mangateni, Rajaf East and Jebel Dinka), Central
Equatoria State Completed 5,450 Dallaire Institute for
Children, Peace &
Security/Dalhousie
University
Mobile health service under
MAMA (Mobile Alliance for
Maternal Action) South Sudan
Project •
•
• Mobile health information service for pregnant women and new mother. To reduce mortality rate for pregnant mother and her child. To develop awareness through message , group meeting, training and promotional activity Malakal County, Upper
Nile State Completed 45,600 D-Net
Menstrual Hygiene Promotion •
•
• Awareness building and hygiene promotion training
Training on low cost sanitary pad manufacture
Providing hygiene sanitary napkins to school girls Kapoeta North County,
Eastern Equatoria State Completed 23,450 BREAD FOR THE
WORLD (BFDW)
Engaging Youth in Peacebuilding
and Conflict Resolution, Leadership and Political
Participation • Offer evidence-based, promising practices in youth peacebuilding and conflict resolution, leadership and political participation in the field Bor South County,
Jonglei State Completed 26,350 USAID-VISTAS
Women’s National Constitutional
Conference •
• Empowering women to engage in constitutional development
Encouraging women’s participation in leadership and political spheres Juba County, Central
Equatoria State Completed 38,700 IRI, UNMISS,
OSIEA, & NDI
Promoting Meaningful • Introducing evidence-based Bor South County, Completed 33,600 BREAD FOR THE

Participation of Women in
Leadership and Political
Practices and Processes • measures to increase women’s representation in peacebuilding Strengthening, women politician skills, knowledge and capacities in ensuring that they represent the interests and views of their communities in peace talks, and that they make
themselves accountable for shaping the negotiating agenda, ensuring the requests of women are being dealt with. Jonglei Sate WORLD (BFDW)

Organizational Structure

AID LINK ORGANIZATION (ALO) NNGO ORGANIZATIONAL PROFILE

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Our Current Partners:

Head Office:
Tongpiny block B/ Juba Na-bari, , CES, South Sudan
Tel: +211-922-227-617
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.aidlinkssd.org

Happy Labor Day to all humanitarian partners, frontline workers, volunteers, and every hand committed to saving lives.To...
30/04/2026

Happy Labor Day to all humanitarian partners, frontline workers, volunteers, and every hand committed to saving lives.

Today, AID LINK ORGANIZATION proudly honors the extraordinary courage, sacrifice, and resilience of our humanitarian workers especially our Northern Jonglei staff who, despite extreme insecurity and active conflict in Akobo County, traveled on foot from Uror, Nyirol, and Walgak to Akobo East, continuing onward toward the Ethiopia side in search of safety while still standing firm in service to humanity.

These are not just workers they are heroes of hope.

In the face of danger, displacement, fear, and uncertainty, they chose compassion over comfort, service over silence, and humanity over fear.

Their dedication reminds us that true humanitarian work is not done in comfort zones, but in the hardest and most dangerous places where lives depend on courage.

From education and health, to food security, WASH, protection, and emergency response, your work restores dignity, protects lives, and gives hope to the most vulnerable communities.

As we mark this Labor Day, we raise one clear and powerful message to the world
🎯 AID WORKERS ARE NOT THE TARGET.

Humanitarian workers are not combatants. They are not enemies. They are lifelines for communities in crisis.

They must be protected. They must be respected. They must be supported.
Violence against aid workers is violence against humanity itself.

At AID LINK ORGANIZATION, we stand in solidarity with all humanitarian partners and frontline responders who risk everything to serve others.

Your sacrifice will never be forgotten, and your service will always be honored.

Happy Labor Day!
Saving Lives. Restoring Hope. Building Resilience.

BACK TO SCHOOL CAMPAIGN KOJI KEJI COUNTY🗓️ 30th – 31st March 2026Education cannot wait not in times of stability, and c...
23/04/2026

BACK TO SCHOOL CAMPAIGN KOJI KEJI COUNTY

🗓️ 30th – 31st March 2026
Education cannot wait not in times of stability, and certainly not in times of crisis.

Aid Link Organization, in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), successfully carried out a powerful Back to School Campaign in Koji Keji County, reaching vulnerable children and communities with a renewed message of hope, dignity, and opportunity.

This intervention, delivered through Education and ICLA (Information, Counselling and Legal Assistance) activities and generously funded by the people of Norway, is more than a campaign it is a lifeline.

Across Koji Keji, children who once faced uncertainty, displacement, and disrupted learning are now stepping back into classrooms. Parents and communities have been mobilized, awareness has been raised, and the importance of education as a protective tool has been reinforced.

What this campaign means A second chance for children who had dropped out of school
• Protection through knowledge, guidance, and legal awareness
• Strengthened community commitment to education
• A step forward in restoring hope and resilience
We believe that every child deserves access to safe, quality education regardless of their circumstances.

To our partners at NRC, and to the people of Norway: your support is not just funding programs; it is rebuilding futures, restoring dignity, and saving lives.

To the global community
Stand with us. Invest in education. Protect a generation.

Because when a child returns to school, a community begins to heal.
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Empowering Communities Through Education & Justice📍 Kajo-Keji County, Central Equatoria State📅 Tuesday, 24 March 2026A m...
08/04/2026

Empowering Communities Through Education & Justice
📍 Kajo-Keji County, Central Equatoria State
📅 Tuesday, 24 March 2026

A major milestone has been achieved.
The Education and ICLA Programs Kickoff Workshop, led by AID LINK ORGANIZATION in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) and generously supported by the Government of Norway, is more than a project it is a movement to rebuild lives, restore dignity, and strengthen communities.

✨ Partnerships translating into action
✨ Communities’ voices heard and valued
✨ Real, measurable change ignited
Together, we are
📚 Expanding safe, inclusive, quality education
⚖️ Advancing justice and protection through ICLA services

🤝 Supporting vulnerable and displaced communities
🌱 Restoring hope, dignity, and resilience
Kajo-Keji is rising.

Communities are organizing.
Hope is being restored.
No child left behind. No right denied. No community forgotten.

Saving Lives. Restoring Hope. Building Resilience.

On this International Women’s Day, AID LINK South Sudan proudly joins the global community in celebrating the strength, ...
08/03/2026

On this International Women’s Day, AID LINK South Sudan proudly joins the global community in celebrating the strength, resilience, leadership, and achievements of women everywhere.

Today is not only a day of celebration but also a moment of reflection and renewed commitment to advancing gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, especially in communities affected by crisis and hardship.

As a women-led humanitarian organization, AID LINK ORGANIZATION recognizes the powerful role women play in shaping families, communities, and nations.

Women are often the first responders within their households and communities during times of conflict, displacement, hunger, and disaster. They carry the responsibility of protecting their families, ensuring the survival of their children, and rebuilding hope in the face of adversity.

Across South Sudan and beyond, we have witnessed extraordinary courage from women who continue to lead change despite immense challenges. From mothers who ensure their children continue learning during emergencies, to women leaders advocating for peace, to young girls striving to break barriers through education their determination and leadership remain a driving force for a more just and resilient society.

At AID LINK ORGANIZATION, we firmly believe that empowering women is not only a moral responsibility but also a critical pathway to sustainable development and lasting peace. When women are empowered, entire communities benefit.
Families become stronger, children are healthier and better educated, and societies move closer to stability and prosperity.

Through our programs in Education in Emergencies, Food Security and Livelihoods, Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Health and Nutrition, Protection, and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention, we remain committed to ensuring that women and girls are protected, supported, and given the opportunity to lead and thrive.

We continue to advocate for:
Equal opportunities for women and girls
Protection from all forms of violence and discrimination

Access to quality education and healthcare
Women’s participation in leadership and decision-making
Economic empowerment and sustainable livelihoods for women

Today, we celebrate the incredible women who serve on the front lines of humanitarian action, the women who hold families together during difficult times, and the young girls who represent the future of stronger and more equitable societies.

AID LINK ORGANIZATION reaffirms its commitment to standing with women and girls, amplifying their voices, protecting their rights, and supporting their leadership in building resilient communities.

Together, let us continue to break barriers, challenge inequalities, and create a future where every woman and girl can live with dignity, safety, and opportunity.
Saving Lives. Restoring Hope. Building Resilience.
AID LINK South Sudan Volunteers

In Northern Jonglei State, South Sudan, humanitarian access remains extremely difficult, limiting the delivery of life-s...
14/02/2026

In Northern Jonglei State, South Sudan, humanitarian access remains extremely difficult, limiting the delivery of life-saving support to communities in urgent need.
Over 28,000 households are waiting for critical assistance including food, safe water, emergency health services, and protection support.
AID LINK Organization is ready to respond.
Supplies can be mobilized. Teams can deploy.
But access constraints continue to slow down and block timely delivery.
This is not a statistic.
This is hunger, illness, displacement, and fear happening every day.
The people of Northern Jonglei cannot afford delays.
Every day without access increases suffering and loss of life.
We call on humanitarian partners, donors, and supporters worldwide to urgently strengthen access solutions and scale up life-saving assistance.
Northern Jonglei State, South Sudan


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NORTHERN JONGLEI CRISISIt is with deep sadness and serious concern that we confirm the looting and destruction of AID LI...
10/02/2026

NORTHERN JONGLEI CRISIS

It is with deep sadness and serious concern that we confirm the looting and destruction of AID LINK ORGANIZATION’s field office in Walgak, Akobo West, during the ongoing insecurity in the area.

AID LINK ORGANIZATION constructed this base office in Walgak to strengthen and support our emergency response operations across Northern Jonglei, particularly in Uror and Nyirol counties, where humanitarian needs remain critical and life-threatening.

Learning that this facility has been looted and destroyed is not only painful, it is a major setback to humanitarian work in the region. Field offices are not simple structures that can be replaced overnight.
They take time, resources, community engagement, and significant logistical effort to establish, especially in hard-to-reach areas like Northern Jonglei. When humanitarian infrastructure is attacked, the real cost is paid by vulnerable families who depend on timely assistance.

Most concerning of all, our staff were forced to flee for safety and have moved for approximately 36 hours on foot in search of a secure location. This is unacceptable. No humanitarian worker should ever be placed in such danger for simply doing their job.

We strongly reaffirm that
Humanitarian workers are not a target. 🎯
Humanitarian offices are not a battlefield.
Humanitarian assets are not spoils of war.

We call on all actors and all communities to respect humanitarian space, protect aid workers, and safeguard humanitarian facilities and supplies. The safety of humanitarian personnel and the protection of humanitarian assets must be guaranteed at all times.

AID LINK ORGANIZATION remains committed to supporting affected communities across Northern Jonglei, but we also emphasize that humanitarian response cannot continue where aid workers are threatened, attacked, or forced to run for their lives.

We stand with our staff and all humanitarian workers who continue to serve under extreme risk.

We call for urgent measures to ensure their safety and dignity.
Enough is enough.

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In the midst of conflict, fear, and deep uncertainty in Northern Jonglei State, AID LINK Organization remains present an...
31/01/2026

In the midst of conflict, fear, and deep uncertainty in Northern Jonglei State, AID LINK Organization remains present and operational. When communities are pushed to the margins by violence and displacement, we do not step back. We step forward.
Our teams on the ground continue to move from location to location, navigating insecurity and difficult conditions to ensure life-saving humanitarian assistance reaches the most vulnerable families. For communities affected by conflict, access to food, protection, and essential services is not a choice. It is a lifeline.
This work is demanding and often carried out under immense pressure, but it is necessary. It is driven by our commitment to humanity, dignity, and the principle that no one should be left behind because of where they live or the crisis they face.
We extend our deepest appreciation to our frontline workers across the three locations in Northern Jonglei. Your courage, resilience, and compassion are the reason hope continues to reach those who need it most.
Standing with communities in times of crisis is not a statement. It is our responsibility.

AID LINK ORGANIZATION, with funding from DRA under the South Sudan Joint Response (SSJR) and in collaboration with Save ...
15/12/2025

AID LINK ORGANIZATION, with funding from DRA under the South Sudan Joint Response (SSJR) and in collaboration with Save the Children International, successfully concluded a Five-Day Capacity Building Training.

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Today marks the conclusion of an intensive five-day journey of learning, reflection, and skill strengthening.

Throughout the training, participants actively engaged in key modules, including:

Project implementation and report writing

Monitoring visit planning and data collection

Safeguarding policy roles and compliance

PSEA case identification and reporting

Application, planning, and interpretation of Monitoring and Evaluation tools

Through interactive presentations, group discussions, practical exercises, and quizzes, participants strengthened their knowledge and developed practical skills to enhance accountability, protection, and effective project delivery.

As we close this training, we celebrate the commitment and active participation of ALO country staff and the strong collaboration demonstrated by field staff participants. The knowledge gained over these five days will not end here; it will continue to shape stronger projects, safer communities, and lasting impact.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the facilitators, consultants, and organizers for making this training a success. Together, we remain committed to building capacity for stronger, safer, and more impactful programs.

📚✨ The training ends, but the work continues.
Save the Children South Sudan
Netherlands Embassy in South Sudan

Investing in Peace, Not ViolenceWe believe in building a brighter future through education, not violence.Every child des...
12/11/2025

Investing in Peace, Not Violence

We believe in building a brighter future through education, not violence.
Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and dream not to live in fear.

That’s why our organization continues to invest in schools, because education is the foundation of lasting peace.
Together, we can raise a generation of peacebuilders. ✏️📚🤝

Supporting Girls’ Dignity and Well-being in SchoolsAID LINK ORGANIZATION, with funding from the Dutch Relief Alliance (D...
11/10/2025

Supporting Girls’ Dignity and Well-being in Schools

AID LINK ORGANIZATION, with funding from the Dutch Relief Alliance (DRA) under the South Sudan Joint Response (SSJR), and in collaboration with Save the Children International (SCI), successfully distributed dignity kits to five schools in Walgak, Akobo County.

🎒 The dignity kits aim to support adolescent girls to manage their menstrual hygiene with dignity, confidence, and comfort ensuring that no girl misses school because of her period.

This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to promote girls’ education, protection, and empowerment in learning environments across South Sudan.

Together, we are creating safe, inclusive, and supportive schools where every child can thrive.


Netherlands Embassy in South Sudan
Save the Children South Sudan
Jonglei State Ministry of General Education and Instructions Ministry of General Education and Instruction, Republic of South Sudan

Empowering Young Lives Through Education and ProtectionAID LINK ORGANIZATION, with funding from the Dutch Relief Allianc...
11/10/2025

Empowering Young Lives Through Education and Protection

AID LINK ORGANIZATION, with funding from the Dutch Relief Alliance (DRA) under the South Sudan Joint Response, and in collaboration with Save the Children International (SCI), continues to strengthen support for adolescent girls and young mothers across schools.

💫 Recently, field staff
✅ Collected vital data from 9 pregnant girls and 14 young mothers to provide contextualized support tailored to their unique needs.
✅ Conducted Comprehensive Sexuality Education training in partnership with SCI Child Protection personnel, empowering teachers and learners with accurate knowledge and life skills.
✅ Delivered Psychosocial First Aid sessions to promote emotional well-being among students.
✅ Facilitated Continuous Professional Development Training for teachers to enhance classroom delivery and inclusive education.

Together, we are building safer schools and brighter futures for every child. 🌱📚✨


Netherlands Embassy in South Sudan
Save the Children South Sudan

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Hai Majiki Third Class Jebel Souk
Juba

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Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 14:00
Saturday 08:00 - 14:00

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