South Sudan

Children gather wild edible foods for household consumption. Photo courtesy: J. Seagle/Counterpart Images

ACF trains women in income-generating activities like basket-making. Photo courtesy: J. Seagle/Counterpart Images

This borehole provides the village of Turalei with safe drinking water. Photo courtesy: J. Seagle/Counterpart Images

Children gather next to a fuel efficient stove provided by ACF. Photo courtesy: J. Seagle/Counterpart Images

A newly completed therapeutic Stabilization Center in Wunrok. Photo courtesy: J. Seagle/Counterpart Images

Photo credit: © ACF-southern Sudan, T. Frank

ACF distributes farming tools and seeds to families. Photo courtesy: J. Seagle/Counterpart Images

Photo credit: © ACF-southern Sudan, T. Frank

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At Action Against Hunger, we help people who face extreme hardships every day to survive. Many lack access to basic necessities like food and water; others are struggling to rebuild after a disaster. On top of these difficulties, some people we serve also have physical limitations that make their situations even more challenging.... Read
Imagine waking up one day to find that you had no national identity. No flag, no national anthem. No public services or public works. No justice system, no infrastructure. It'd be a bad dream, right? Well, that nightmare was actually reality a year and a half ago for what is now the population of South Sudan, the world's newest nation. From the ashes of conflict with its neighbor to the north, South Sudan began the arduous process of literally molding a brand new country.... Read
October 15, 2012 is the fifth anniversary of Global Handwashing Day, which is a particularly special year because it marks a major goal in a child’s life- reaching their fifth birthday. The importance of washing hands with soap cannot be overstated; research has shown that it is among the most effective and inexpensive ways to prevent diarrhea and pneumonia which cause more than 3.5 million child deaths every year.... Read
Some things never change, even for the newest country in the world: South Sudan has been hit by another round of flooding. The period from August to October is known as the “flood season,” and each year thousands of people are displaced, and property and crops are destroyed.
This year has seen the worst floods in five years, but the good news is that in some areas, humanitarian actors and communities were prepared and a humanitarian emergency was minimized.... Read
Last week, on the one year anniversary of South Sudan’s independence from Sudan, we reported on the extremely alarming malnutrition rates present in border areas of the country.... Read
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