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300 Students empowered with Dignity Kits on International Day of the Girl Child.
Women for Change (WFC) with support from Dan Church Aid (DCA) marked the International Day of the Girl Child with a major dignity-kit distribution campaign across six schools in Gumbo, placing menstrual health and girls’ wellbeing at the heart of this year’s celebration. The campaign, held at St. Francis Nursery and Primary School, highlighted the critical role menstrual hygiene pl…
Read moreWFC Boosts Skills and Entrepreneurship in Gumbo,Tokiman East
Women for Change (WFC) held a one-day graduation ceremony on 27 November 2025 in Gumbo, Tokiman East Boma, celebrating 60 participants who successfully completed training in Tailoring, Local Energy-Saving Stoves, and Charcoal Briquette Production across two project locations. The event brought together nearly 200 attendees, including government officials, payam administrators, the County Educa…
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Violence Against Women and Girls Is Preventable, Not Inevitable: Applying the WHO RESPECT Framework
As the world marks the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Women for Change (WFC) joins global and national partners in reaffirming a powerful truth: Violence against women and girls is preventable, not inevitable. For decades, communities across South Sudan and around the world have been led to believe that violence is a cultural norm, a private matter, or an unavoidable part…
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WFC Leads Community Awareness in Nyuwa Boma to Combat Digital Violence Against Women and Girls
As part of our ongoing campaign to end all forms of violence against women and girls, Women for Change (WFC) conducted a powerful midweek awareness-raising session at St. Francis Nursery & Primary School in Nyuwa Boma, Ladu Payam. The gathering brought together 110 participants, including 70 women, 21 girls, and 23 men, creating a vibrant and inclusive space for dialogue on the growing threa…
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WFC Voices on Radio Nova: A Call for an End to Digital Abuse and the Exploitation of Women and Girls
Women for Change (WFC) continues to amplify the voices of women and girls across South Sudan in the ongoing campaign to end all forms of gender-based violence. On the 4th of December, our colleagues Fikira Harriet and Dorothy Luba were hosted on Radio Nova 97.7 FM, where they engaged listeners in a powerful discussion centered on this year’s advocacy theme: “End Digital Abuse and…
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WFC Empowers 66 Farmer Group Leaders in Yei with Cooperative Management Skills.
In a continued effort to strengthen community-based food security systems, Women for Change (WFC), in consortium with OFAO, PAC, SSAPU, and YTTC under the National Coalition on Food Security (NACOFS), successfully concluded a five-day training for farmer group leaders on cooperative governance and management. The training, funded by the Norwegian Embassy through the Stromme Foundation, was he…
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WFC Leads Call to End Digital Violence During 16 Days of Activism
Women for Change (WFC), alongside other Women-Led Organizations (WLOs) in South Sudan, officially launched the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence at Midan Rainbow today. The event brought together government officials, UN representatives, development partners, and civil society organizations committed to ending violence against women and girls. Speaking on behalf of WLOs, Anna T…
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16 Days of Activism 2025 - Message from our HR
From Awareness to Accountability: Beyond raising awareness, the campaign calls for concrete, measurable actions and the enforcement of laws to criminalize digital violence and ensure justice for survivors. Break Barriers, Build Safe Spaces: This message focuses on the need to dismantle the structural, cultural, and institutional barriers that perpetuate violence and transform spaces into …
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WFC Strengthens Coordination on Food Security Efforts Through Quarterly Stakeholders Review Meeting.
Yei, South Sudan - Women for Change (WFC) Yei Sub-Field Office, under the NACOFS project, successfully hosted the second Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) Quarterly Stakeholders Monitoring and Review Meeting, bringing together government officials, implementing partners, and community representatives to assess progress and strengthen collaboration in addressing food security challenges in Yei C…
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Raising Awareness on the 16 Days of Activism and Humans Rights
On December 10, 2024, Women for Change hosted two events aimed at raising awareness on the 16 Days of Activism 2024 and Humans Rights in particular and the challenges faced at organizations, schools and the communities in tackling GBV. The two events were a lively radio talk show on Advance Digital, featuring stdents from Gudele West and Luri Rokwe Primary Schools and a community dialogue held …
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Human Rights Day - Silence is not an option
On this Human Rights Day, "we must confront a harsh reality: violence against women and girls remains pervasive and unacceptable. The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) serves as a powerful reminder that silence is not an option. Each day of this campaign, we celebrate the resilience and courage of women who have faced adversity. Their stories inspire us to reflect on the …
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Precious Plastic Innovation Project - Community Cleaning Walk
A dedicated group of 40 youths, divided into two hygiene committees of 20 each, actively participated in this initiative. Each participant was equipped with essential protective gear, including Gloves, Face Masks, and Reflectors.
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16 Days of Activism Against GBV: A Call to Action.
As the world observes the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Women For Change (WFC) stands in solidarity with women and girls in South Sudan and beyond, reaffirming the urgent need for action against violence that continues to impact countless lives.
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16 Days of Activism, Day 11 - No more violence, No more silence.
"Today, let us come together to say: No more violence, No more silence. We have the power to make a difference, to create a world where women and girls can thrive in safety and dignity." Mr. Anthony Likambu, WFC Project Officer emphasized.
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WFC Participating in the Start Network General Assembly 2024
Women For Change (WFC) is proud to participate in the annual Start Network General Assembly, with the Theme: “From Intent to Impact: Locally Led Action for System-Level Change”, held this year in Bangkok, Thailand. Representing South Sudan for the first time, WFC joins other members in advancing the Localization Agenda. Our representative, Kereke Lucy, actively engages with global peers to streng…
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International Day for Persons with Disabilities - United for an Inclusive Society
Highlighting this year’s theme, our Protection Officer, Dorothy Luba stated, “Empowering persons with disabilities to lead is not just a necessity; it’s a moral imperative. Their voices must guide our collective efforts towards achieving equity, sustainability, and inclusivity in all spheres of life.”
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World AIDS Day - Unite to Fight HIV/AIDS
The World AIDS Day is not only a time for reflection but also a powerful Call-To-Action. By safeguarding human rights, we can ensure access to health for all and move closer to a world free from AIDS. “Ending AIDS demands a collective commitment to reach and support everyone living with, at risk of, or affected by HIV—especially those who have been excluded and marginalized. Gender equality must…
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Women For Change - GBV AoR Campaign 2024
Tracing the Origin and standing against GBV demonstrates the strength that the voices of Women-Led Organizations (WLO) can have when amplified. The 16 Days of Activism Against GBV campaign has become a powerful tool for Women For Change, enhancing their ability to address GBV through awareness, Advocacy, capacity building, and direct support to survivors.
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Break the silence! Break the cycle of violence
Together, we can amplify our voices and create a world where violence against women is no longer tolerated. Let us stand united in our commitment to end this crisis—because violence against women is preventable, not inevitable.
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Celebrating the Courage of Women's Human Rights Defenders.
On this International Women's Human Rights Defenders Day, we stand in solidarity with the extraordinary women driving change—and all those advocating for justice, equality, and human rights. Women for Change (WFC), other Women-Led Organizations (WLOs), and individual human rights defenders are at the forefront of confronting oppressive systems, dismantling discrimination, and addressing gender-ba…
Read moreWFC Graduation - Integrated Community Empowerment and Advocacy
Women for Change (WFC), in proud partnership with DanChurchAid (DCA) and with support from Danida, has successfully graduated 136 beneficiaries trained under the Integrated Community Empowerment and Advocacy Project in Luri and Rejaf Payams, Juba County. This impactful initiative equipped participants with vital skills in liquid soap making, poultry keeping, kitchen gardening, and tailoring, fost…
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16 Days of Activism - Message from GBV AoR Coordinator
“The 16 Days of Activism is not just a campaign; it is a call to action, a plea for justice, and a commitment to change. Today, we stand together to amplify our voices against the pervasive violence that women and girls face daily.”
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16 Days of Activism - Message from our Executive Director.
As commemorated every year, today marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, starting with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and concluding on Human Rights Day on December 10th. "This global campaign serves as a powerful call to action to end violence against women and girls in all its forms, from sexual and physical abuse to ot…
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Happy New Month from our Program Coordinator
Each of you plays a vital role in our mission at Women for Change, your dedication and hard work do not go unnoticed. This month, let's embrace new challenges and opportunities with open hearts and minds. "Remember, you will never be fully ready, the key is to start, let’s take that first step together and refine our efforts as we progress and with your continued support and teamwork, I am confid…
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SVRI Forum 2024
A owerful presentation by Mrs. Anna Tazita, Director of Women for Change, at this year's SVRI Forum in South Africa. Her session highlighted the crucial role of women-led organizations in leadership and their transformative impact on the humanitarian response for women and girls in emergencies.
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International Day of the Girl Child
We celebrate IDGC2024 with excitement and optimism for a just future for all girls, everywhere. It is our collective responsibility to ensure that all girls are safe from harm at school, in their homes, online and within the society, because it is the right thing to do.
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Changing the Narrative
CAFOD is committed to the achievement of gender justice. Our faith lens inspires us to uphold the intrinsic dignity of every human being and to stand in solidarity with those who are experiencing injustice, discrimination and exclusion.
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Workshop for Senior Teaching Staff
From October 8th-10th, 2024, we hosted a workshop in Juba (NPA hall) for senior teaching staff, supported by GIZ South Sudan through CARE SOUTH SUDAN focused on School Development Plans, Codes of Conduct & PSEAH awareness to create a safer and more effective learning environment.
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PSEAH Awareness Workshop in Yei
We Just wrapped up a 3-day workshop in partnership with CARE SOUTH SUDAN with support from GIZ South Sudan. With 16 teachers (3 women, 13 men) from 4 Yei schools participated in sessions. Key topics included developing School Action Plans, codes of conduct, and awareness session on prevention from sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) and this was intentionally to foster a safer learning environme…
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PTA Members Training
Earlier this morning, WFC held a two days (August 26 & 27, 2024) Training of Parents and Teachers Association (PTA members) from 4 schools from Luri and Rajaf payam using the Engaging Men and Boys (EMBiE Approach) in reducing Gender Based violence in our schools and community. This is part of the “Reduction of SGBV Cases” project funded by #GIZ through CARE SOUTH SUDAN and being implemented in p…
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Football for Peace
As we welcome September, let's honor the incredible strength of women in South Sudan and beyond. Share the story of a "power woman" who inspired you! Every voice matters. Together, we uplift and empower each other on the journey toward equality
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Tree Planting in Gumbo
Youth in Gumbo/Rajaf payam actively participated in a tree planting campaign and this initiative is part of Women for Change's "Integrated Community Empowerment and Advocacy Project" supported by Danida through DanChurchAid The enthusiastic young people planted a total of two mango trees and two umbrella trees each, contributing to the project's goals of greening the community and promoting envi…
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