To address life-saving needs of those impacted by the violence, World Vision initiated the Sudan Crisis and Migration Emergency Response (SCAMER) aimed at meeting live-saving needs for children and their families in Sudan as well as neighbouring countries of Ethiopia, Central African Republic, Chad and South Sudan.

To address life-saving needs of those impacted by the violence, World Vision initiated the Sudan Crisis and Migration Emergency Response (SCAMER) aimed at meeting live-saving needs for children and their families in Sudan as well as neighbouring countries of Ethiopia, Central African Republic, Chad and South Sudan.

Discover how the WACRESS project is changing lives in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, South Sudan, by providing livestock vaccinations that restore hope and enhance community livelihoods for cattle keepers like Abuk.

Joint Statement on the 2024 Day of the African Child and the World Day Against Child Labour Let’s act on our commitments: Education for all and end child labour. The time is now!

In 2022, World Vision Sudan programmes reached over 1.5 million people providing health and nutrition, food and cash transfers, WASH, faith and development and child protection programmes.

In a significant step towards climate resilience, the South Sudan Government, through the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and World Vision International South Sudan, has signed an agreement to implement the Watershed Approaches for Climate Resilience in Agro-pastoral Landscapes (WACRESS) Project. The project, which is aimed at building the resilience of vulnerable communities to climate change impacts while restoring ecosystems, holds immense potential for our region.

The Government of South Sudan, through the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, and World Vision launched the Watershed Approaches for Climate Resilience in Agro-pastoral Landscapes (WACRESS) Project.

As the conflict in Sudan, reaches its one-year milestone, tens of millions of children and women continue to endure the worst violence imaginable.

In FY2023, World Vision in South Sudan worked with donors, partners, governments, and communities to reach the most vulnerable. We reached over 3.2 million people, including 1.3 million vulnerable children, through our multi-sectoral approach. Our interventions focused on food assistance, food security and livelihoods, health and nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, education, protection, peacebuilding, gender equality, and social inclusion. This approach enabled children, families, and communities to meet their immediate needs and build their resilience to adapt and thrive.