What do you do when it all turns to mud?
Maurice reflects on the increasing need for those of us working in humanitarian and development to adapt.
By Maurice Sadlier
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Stories
World Food Day Challenge: Transform risks into hope and opportunities
Food is, indeed, more than just a meal. It also symbolizes hope. The World Food Day is a...
An agriculturist determined to stop hunger through modern farming
I always dreamed of having a job that will give me the opportunity to serve girls and...
Empowering people with disabilities in South Sudan through access to facilities
Over the years, Western Equatoria, like the other parts of South Sudan was affected by the conflict...
Every day is World Food Day as farmers fight for a hunger-free South Sudan
It was a sight to see 54 participating farmers all lined up in their farms composed of over...
Five secrets to humanitarian work when familiar contexts become fragile
Johan warns people to resist the temptation of certainty and get ready to flex when things take...
Rural women of South Sudan are boldly changing mindsets in food security
Akuck Majok Majok is a mother of five who lives in Marial Bai, a payam (an administrative...
Eleven years in disaster work yet the impact on children still shocks me
I have been involved in managing disaster responses of all kinds since 2010 starting out in Uganda. My...
World Vision's Tambura response assists over 36,000 displaced by clashes
The conflict and ensuing insecurity in Western Equatoria State’s Tambura and Ezo counties drove thousands of people...
Many areas in South Sudan face intense flooding, adds more woes for its hunger-stricken people
World Vision is responding to the emergency in all the affected areas within its operational zones aimed...
Savings and loans program brings hope for South Sudan’s entrepreneurs
“I have finally enrolled my 13-year-old girl in school. She could have married early if she is idle...
Former child soldier advocates for protection of children from armed groups in South Sudan
“Conflict is one of the major reasons of recruitment of children by the armed groups. This practice...
A chance to dream of a better future.
When parents flee their country in a hurry, scared of the bombings that killed one of their...
Strengthening community-based surveillance of infectious diseases in South Sudan
“My body becomes itchy and I cry with too much pain”, shares Ruben Mborihidie Monday. Ruben aged five...
Empowering women in South Sudan paved the way for safe and healthy childbirths
Many women in remote areas of South Sudan are still at risk of losing their lives or...
Flooding and hunger worsen dire conditions and displacement of 380,000 people in South Sudan
“We cannot go to school, have no food to eat, no place to sleep due to the...
Manytai Joseph: This former child soldier turns into World Vision's emergency responder
I was 10 years old when I was recruited to join an armed group and was trained for...
Promoting creative psycho-social support for South Sudan’s distressed children and caregivers
How often do we truly listen to our children? Do we realize children can cope with their...
Clashes drive thousands at makeshift IDP camps in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria State
World Vision appeals for USD2M funding to respond to the needs of over 80,000 people who lost...
Education and family planning empower South Sudan’s women to have better choices
“I knew nothing about family planning. At a young age I got pregnant and dropped out of school...
Gatuoch Kuei Duach: My humble contribution saves people from hunger
South Sudan’s most remote communities served by the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) team composed of 28 members...
COVID-19, hunger and flooding are pushing South Sudan’s population to the brink
The protracted conflict in South Sudan since December 2013 has contributed to an extended humanitarian crisis, which...
South Sudan’s cattle keepers join dialogue to foster peace by ending cattle raids and theft
Cattle rustling and raiding have been among the causes of conflict in South Sudan's communities prompting even some...
Angelo Mathuch: Translating the Bible is my contribution to South Sudan’s transformation
It was in early 1997 in Kakuma Sudanese Refugee Camp in Kenya when I found myself as...
Chidong Tuel: The force behind my work in South Sudan’s difficult locations
The job is physically exhausting, but every time I see a mother breastfeeding her malnourished child, I...
Solving South Sudan’s hunger crisis by developing markets and boosting farmers’ productivity
“We have the working bulls, but having an ox-plough was a difficult thing for most of the local...