War Child’s Child protection, psychosocial support and education activities in South Sudan focus on supporting the resilience of children and those responsible for their care during and after conflict and reinforcing community-based child protection mechanisms aimed at preventing rights violations, with the active and meaningful participation of children. In recent years, War Child has implemented various child protection and education projects which included (a) establishing child friendly and safe learning spaces (b) Supporting youth and families in improving their livelihood and income-generating potentials through capacity building activities; (c) increasing access to education, particularly the participation of girls by addressing barriers to education and promoting behavioral change amongst families and communities; and (d) supporting teacher training and development through a tablet-based learning methodology.
Partnership Officer-Child Protection Program.pdf (785.2 KB)
Programme Development Advisor-Edu.pdf (785.2 KB)
Programme Development Advisor-PSS.pdf (945.9 KB)
War Child Holland’s programme in South Sudan is anchored on a rights-based and community development approach, War Child Holland utilizes participatory methodologies with the overarching goal of empowering communities and individuals as ‘change agents’ capitalizing on their own inherent capacity and strength.