EDUCATION 

Girls Education Campaign 

In South Sudan, 51.5% of women aged 20–24 years old are married before they reach the age of 18. In 2008, the birthrate amongst adolescent stood at 158.1 per 1,000 women aged 15-19.  Education remains inaccessible for women and girls due to poverty, conflict, and traditional practices values harmful to women and girls. 

It is estimated that enrollment of girls in primary schools is low compared to boys. We believe that giving girls equal opportunities to pursue education, will empower young women to have healthier families, employment, and higher standards of living.

SSWU collaborates with other partners who believe in the value of education to create awareness among communities by encouraging parents and caregivers to send their children to school. 

We strive to engage other actors by advocating for more resource allocation by governments and well-wishers to mitigate challenges facing the education of the girlchild in South Sudan.

Empowering the Next Generation: Youth Empowerment at SSWU Center

At South Sudan Women United (SSWU), we believe in the power of youth as catalysts for change. Our innovative programs are designed to empower the young minds of our community, equipping them with the skills and resources they need to thrive. Through mentorship, education, and community engagement, we inspire youth to take ownership of their futures. Join us in our mission to foster a generation of confident, capable individuals who will shape a better world for all.

Empowering the Future: Child Protection Initiatives

At South Sudan Women United (SSWU), we believe in creating impactful solutions that safeguard the rights of children. Our child protection programs are designed to ensure that every child in our community has the opportunity to thrive in a safe and loving environment.

Building a Sustainable Safety Net

Our approach to child protection emphasizes sustainable practices that can be maintained over time. By working closely with local families, schools, and organizations, SSWU fosters a network of support that empowers communities to take ownership of the safety and well-being of their children.

Effective Strategies for Lasting Change

SSWU employs effective strategies that prioritize education and awareness. Through workshops and community outreach, we equip parents and guardians with the knowledge and resources needed to identify and combat risks to child safety, promoting a culture of vigilance and care.

Exceptional Leadership in Child Advocacy

As a proactive leader in child advocacy, SSWU is committed to not only addressing immediate concerns but also to influencing policy changes that protect children at a systemic level. Our exceptional team is dedicated to the mission of ensuring that child protection remains a top priority for our community.

South Sudan Women United is a nonprofit 501(C)(3) organization with EIN/Tax # 99-0437150 All donations are Tax-deductible

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