Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency-NAVCA South Sudan

17/07/2026

As we memorize and celebrate our nation's freedom, let us renew our commitment to protecting and uplifting women, children, persons with disabilities, and all vulnerable communities. Together, we can build a peaceful, inclusive, and prosperous South Sudan.
Happy Independence Day! 🇸🇸

16/03/2026

Mental Health- Invisible Wounds, Mental Health, GBV, and Lived Realities of Women with Disability in South Sudan-Let Us Take Action!.

NAVCA at the International Women’s Day Panel Discussion!

Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA) is proud to be part and parcel of the panel discussion titled “Respond, Prevent, Educate! – Mental Health, Invisible Wounds, GBV, and the Lived Realities of Women with Disabilities in South Sudan.”
The discussion was organized as part of the celebration of International Women’s Day, bringing together national and international organizations to reflect on the challenges faced by women and girls with disabilities, particularly in relation to mental health and gender-based violence.
NAVCA remains committed to supporting people living with disabilities and promoting inclusive humanitarian action. We strongly believe in the principle “Nothing About Us Without Us.” We call on all partners and stakeholders to strengthen support for people with disabilities everywhere.
The panel discussion was attended by representatives from NNGOs and INGOs working to support persons with disabilities, in collaboration with the GBV National Cluster.
We also extend our sincere appreciation to the EU Ambassador and the German Ambassador for taking their valuable time to attend this important occasion, as well as to the Chairperson of the South Sudan Union of Persons with Disabilities for their leadership and advocacy.
Together, let us take action to ensure dignity, protection, and equal opportunity for all.

16/03/2026

23/12/2025

Appreciation Message to NAVCA Staff.

My sincere appreciation goes to all NAVCA staff for your dedication and commitment throughout the year. I truly appreciate each one of you for the roles you have played across the different states.
Special thanks go to our dedicated staff in Juba, particularly Ms. Rhoda Nyakuoth David Kuet, for her exceptional commitment. Rhoda has voluntarily taken it upon herself to clean the office early every morning, without expecting anything at the end of the month. Despite having children to care for, she continues to serve selflessly. She has also been providing tea to staff at no cost. Thank you, Rhoda, for the excellent work and for your generous spirit.

I would also like to appreciate the Renk County team in Upper Nile State for their strong advocacy for the rights of persons with disabilities and for overall coordination efforts. Special recognition goes to Mr. G*i Gatjani, who, during a challenging period, volunteered himself without pay and managed to visit War Child Holland, UNOCHA, WFP, and Save the Children to advocate for the most vulnerable people. Your commitment is highly commendable.

My appreciation also goes to Chuol Ranlel for the great work in Unity State, as well as staff in Greater Nasir, Duk, Fangak, Leer, Mayendit, Panyijar, Pibor, and Torit. I sincerely thank Charles Apolo and Ladiss Ongango for working day and night to develop and submit proposals.

Special thanks to Ms. Angelina William Oyath, the Chief Executive Director of Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA), for her continuous support to the team and for ensuring that all programs are implemented without delay.

To all staff in Juba, thank you for your endless support toward our achievements. NAVCA is proud of you. Let us continue working hard to serve and protect the most vulnerable members of our communities.

As we look ahead, by God’s grace, next year we are tasked with collecting data on all persons with impairments across all 10 states plus the 2 administrative areas.

To those celebrating Christmas, I wish you a joyful Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thank you all once again.

William Lang Mayen
Deputy Chief Executive Director
Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA)

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

Nation-Wide Vulnerability Concerns Agency (NAVCA) is pleased to announce that it was a great honor to welcome the War Child Canada team to our Head Office yesterday for an Organizational Capacity Assessment (OCA), which was successfully conducted.

This important exercise provided a valuable opportunity for NAVCA to showcase its institutional systems, programmatic achievements, and operational capacity in advancing humanitarian and development interventions across South Sudan. The assessment also served as a platform to strengthen collaboration, mutual learning, and partnership between NAVCA and War Child Canada in support of vulnerable communities, particularly children, women, and youth.

NAVCA extends its sincere appreciation to War Child Canada team led by William Mapuor Marial-Capacity Building & Partnership Manager, thank for the initiative and Many thank goes to all NAVCA field staff for their tireless efforts and cooperation throughout the process. A special recognition goes to the Monitoring & Evaluation, Finance, and Program teams, as well as to the Deputy Chief Executive Director Mr. William Lang Mayen for their outstanding commitment, teamwork, and professionalism that contributed to the successful completion of the assessment.

NAVCA remains committed to strengthening institutional capacity, transparency, and accountability as we continue working hand in hand with our partners to build resilient and self-reliant communities across South Sudan.

By Angelina William Oyath-Chief Executive Director-NAVCA, South Sudan

01/09/2025

War and Flooding Crisis in Fangak County, Jonglei State: Renewed Call for Rescue and Humanitarian Support!.

Fangak County, Jonglei State, is once again facing a dual crisis of conflict and devastating flooding. The compounded emergencies have left thousands of families stranded, vulnerable, and in urgent need of rescue and life-saving assistance.
The Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA), as a national NGO and charity organization, is renewing its call for urgent humanitarian intervention. We appeal to the humanitarian partners, and the international community to immediately prioritize rescue operations, emergency relief supplies, and protection for the people of Fangak County.
The people of Fangak are bearing the brunt of displacement, food insecurity, and lack of access to health care, shelter, and safe water. Without rapid response, the situation risks escalating into a full-scale humanitarian disaster.
NAVCA stands in solidarity with affected communities and reaffirms its commitment to working with all stakeholders to ensure that no life is left behind in this critical moment.
For more information, please contact:
William Lang Mayen
Deputy Chief Executive Director
Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA)
Email: [email protected]

26/08/2025

Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA)
Statement of Solidarity with Flood-Affected Communities in Panyijiar, Fangak, Leer, and Mayendit.

The Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA) expresses its deepest sympathy and solidarity with the families and communities affected by the recent devastating floods in Panyijiar, Fangak, Leer, and Mayendit.

We are deeply saddened by the loss of lives, destruction of homes, displacement of families, and the widespread damage to livelihoods and farmlands. These floods have further heightened the already fragile humanitarian situation, leaving thousands of vulnerable people in urgent need of food, clean water, shelter, and medical support.

NAVCA stands with the flood-affected communities during this difficult time. We are committed to working alongside local authorities, humanitarian partners, and community leaders to ensure a timely and coordinated response that prioritizes the safety, dignity, and resilience of the most vulnerable—particularly women, children, and the elderly.

We call upon the international humanitarian actors, and well-wishers to scale up assistance to the flood victims and support long-term solutions that will strengthen community resilience against future climate-related disasters.

Together, we can help restore hope, protect lives, and rebuild livelihoods.

In solidarity,
William Lang Mayen
Deputy Chief Executive Director
Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA)