Vision for Humanity South Sudan VfhSs

28/04/2026

Prevailing prayer requires a tender, compassionate heart, a deep solicitude for the glory of God and the good of His people.

08/03/2026

Today we celebrate the visionaries, the leaders, and the change-makers. Happy International Women’s Day! To all the women in south sudan, Let’s continue to build a world where every woman’s voice is heard, her leadership is valued, and her potential is limitless. Here’s to breaking barriers and creating a more inclusive future for all. " Vision for Humanity South Sudan VfhSs Minister of Gender Child and social welfare _ South Sudan Ministry of Peace Building, Republic of South Sudan UNDP South Sudan UNICEF South Sudan UNFPA South Sudan UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency

27/01/2026

When healing is paired with opportunity, dignity is restored.

Vision for Humanity South Sudan remains committed to empowering conflict survivors with practical skills and start-up tools that transform trauma into sustainable livelihoods and lasting hope.

We sincerely appreciate the generous support of UNDP South Sudan and the UN Peacebuilding Fund for making this life-changing intervention possible

17/01/2026

Empowering Women, Building Futures: seed capital for bread making issued

At the Mangaten IDP camp in Juba, South Sudan, a remarkable transformation is taking place under the Transitional Justice Project implemented by Vision for Humanity SSD, with support from and Fund.

Women at the camp are skilled through hands-on bread-making training, Now, received the tools they need to thrive.

With startup capital and essential raw materials provided, these women are now equipped not only to earn a living but to build a future of self-reliance and hope.

Under the powerful theme of "Tools for Resilience", the initiative is helping women in the camp regain hope, envision brighter futures, and actively contribute to their communities.

This project is proof that with the right support and opportunity, resilience isn't just a dream — it's a reality.

14/01/2026

Our commitment remains clear: to stand with displaced communities not only in moments of crisis, but throughout the journey of healing, peacebuilding, and recovery.

Stories from Mangaten IDP Camp remind us that resilience grows where community support, dialogue, and sustained peace efforts are nurtured. We remain dedicated to amplifying local voices, supporting pathways to lasting peace, and walking alongside communities as they rebuild hope and dignity.

With support from UNDP South Sudan & United Nations Peacekeeping fund, we are equipping women with practical livelihood skills that restore dignity, build confidence & create pathways to economic independence. The initiative is helping women in the camp regain hope and envision a better future.

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09/01/2026

Strenthening resilince, restoring survivors' dignities

05/01/2026

Under the Transitional Justice projects funded by UNDP South Sudan and UN Peace building Funds, Vision for Humanity successfully brought 120 survivors together from Mangaten IDP Camp for a powerful dialogue session focused on truth, dignity, and justice.

The session was witnessed by the Chairperson of the Survivors’ Network in South Sudan, Ms. John Malala, who strongly emphasized the importance of documenting survivors’ stories and strengthening their capacity for self-representation before the CTRH and CRA Commissions. She also reaffirmed the mandate of the CTRH Bill to protect survivor witnesses during testimony periods, encouraging survivors to speak up without fear.

“I encourage women survivors to remain strong and to trust the process of establishing the CTRH and CRA Commissions. As a parliamentary committee, our mandate is to strive for peace, healing, and reconciliation among the people of South Sudan.”
— Hon. Rebecca Aluel, Deputy Chairperson, Specialized Committee on Peace and Reconciliation, Transitional National Legislative Assembly.

At Vision for Humanity, we remain committed to standing with survivors, amplifying their voices, and supporting inclusive transitional justice processes that promote accountability, healing, and lasting peace. We believe that by empowering survivors today, we help build a more just, humane, and peaceful future for all.

Ministry of Peace Building, Republic of South Sudan Access Radio 88.8 FM-Yei. FCA Finn Church Aid National Consortium of Human Rights Defenders -South Sudan UNICEF South Sudan UNFPA South Sudan Minister of Gender Child and social welfare _ South Sudan

27/12/2025

Skills That Heal: Empowering Survivors Through Livelihood Training in Mangaten

Today in Mangaten, with generous support from the Fund and , Vision for Humanity South Sudan introduced additional livelihood skills on breadmaking and hair dressing.

This skill will benefit 100 women and girls survivors of Conflict related sexual violence (CRSV), with 70 women targeted for training on breadmaking skills and 30 young girls (20 years below) on hair dressing skills.

This approach responds to the goals of the Commission for truth healing and reconciliation and the compensation and reparation authority by guaranteeing survivors the opportunity for economic recovery, regaining dignity, reducing vulnerability, fostering reconciliation and embracing longlasting peace in SouthSudan, where conflict has devastated livelihoods, skills like VTS, agriculture or entrepreneurship.

We embrace the incorporation of livelihood skills in to achieve resilience, healing & justice among survivors of conflict.