Our Impact Stories
Mogga Joel, Juan Sarah and Kenyi Salmon. The three orphans whose parents were murdered in Kajo-Keji during the outbreak of the second war in July 2016.
Orphaned girls Kaku, Wude, Sokale and Juru witnessed the torture and killing of their father in 2016 by government soldiers in Kajo-Keji
Walisco
7 years old who was rescued from deep neglect from his mother right from birth.
Yeture
A child separated from her mother at age five years old. Her mother had a history of drug abuse and mental health illness and was unable to look after her daughter.
Muja Kevin
An orphan and a survivor of denial and family violence.
Kimbo David Maika
An orphan and a demobilized child soldier.
Kuli Golda
An orphan who lost her father when she was Eight years old
Manash Woja
A former child soldier
Fred Mogga Juan
An orphan and child soldier survivor who was captured on 9th. March 2015 and escaped after two years and 5 months of serving in the bush as a rebel solder.
Hellen Joggo
Seventeen years-old girl under a serious health conditions with no hope for life
Jesca Jokudu
Second year student in the University of Juba, Republic of South Sudan
Jaguru Nancy
Jaguru, experienced three years of severe physical and emotional abuse under her aunt`s care after the double murder of her parents in December 2013 war in Juba.
The continuous violence in South Sudan has left so many orphans who do not only suffer the pain of losing their parents, but most also suffer maltreatment from their foster carers. UACD therefore, works with the local authorities, religious organization, international organizations operating in South Sudan and community leaders to identify these children from the community and help them escape the trap and find a new life.
We are still a small organization, we rely entirely on donations from individuals and entities to finance the support we give to these children, therefore today we are asking for a small donation of any kind/ amount to enable us to continue supporting these children.
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