Women For Change
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Juba, South Sudan

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About Women For Change

Empowering communities through resilience and sustainability.

From South Sudan to the world

We work with donors and partners across the world to support women, girls and their communities in South Sudan.

Our story

Women for Change (WFC) is a national non-governmental organization (NNGO) formed in 2016 and legally registered in 2018. The organization was founded by a group of South Sudanese women from diverse backgrounds who shared the goal of supporting the well-being and economic stability of widows, school dropouts, and children affected by intentional and unintentional causes.

WFC is a women-led and women-centered organization that is driven by humanity and is committed to implementing programs that promote general protection, GBV AOR, child protection, sexual reproductive health (SRH), education in the sector of technical vocational education training, advocacy, peacebuilding, conflict management, and sustainable livelihood programs such as tailoring, soap, Poultry and craft making.

WFC has worked with several donors and Partners who support women for change programs in the Central, Eastern Equatoria State, Warrap State, Western Bahr el Gazal State, Northern Bahr el Gazal State, and Jonglei State since its inception in 2016. WFC's interventions have impacted over 300,000 women, children, and their families across all its Operational States.

Formed
2016
Registered
2018
Women, children and family members reached
Over 300,000
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Our mission

We exist to serve the unserved by advancing women's rights and delivering effective and efficient programs.

Our vision

A world where all women live free of poverty and injustice.

Our reach across South Sudan

2025 impact report

Women for Change continues to support thousands through protection, education, and economic empowerment programs.

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Children Supported
2,476
Youth / Men
11,262
Women
38,300
Training Centres
136

What guides our work

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