Matthew Kuach, aged 16, primary eight from Beliek Village School in South Sudan becomes another successful beneficiary of Global Orphans Relief (GO!)’ Nutrition Initiative support in South Sudan.
Global Orphan Relief has been feeding children at the Beliek Village School since 2016 and we have provided an est. 1.7 million meals to children in South Sudan.
Read MoreJoseph Agany, aged 17, is an eighth-grade pupil who has benefited from GO!’s sponsored programme of school meals. He says he is grateful to have reached his academic dreams (of completing grade eight) of his primary education. Agany is an orphan that has had his life changed through the nutritional support at school.
Read MoreAs part of continuous support of orphan children in South Sudan by Global Orphan Relief (GO!), in collaboration with Christ Mission to the World (CMW), to help empower the older orphans and those with less or no parental cares at all, the school formed both girls’ and boys’ soccer teams which have been tremendously excelling.
Read MoreStudents with school meals support at Lueth-wek, South Sudan, have outshone their neighboring schools with flying colors.
Since 2016, we are honored to have been working with South Sudanese partner Christ Mission to the World to feed orphan children and have provided an estimated 1.7 million meals.
Read MoreWith reports of local flooding coming in, water bourne diseases have become an issue for the student body at the three schools in which we serve. With the assistance of Christ Mission to the World, we would like to get medicines to the children for distribution and treatment of the sick.
Read MoreHear from three children who share their aspirations for the future at Beliek Primary School in South Sudan. Today, 390 orphan children receive a meal each day as they gather to advance their studies via the Global Orphan Relief’s Nutrition Initiative.
Since 2016, we are honored to have been working with South Sudanese partner Christ Mission to the World to feed orphan children.
Read MoreWidespread flooding in the Aweil-area is causing displacement of families in search of dry grown. We have been feeding children in this area of South Sudan since 2016.
Comparing prices at the end of June with the last week of February 2022, prices of staple cereals (sorghum and maize) have increased in all monitored markets, notably by 100 percent or more in Northern Bahr El Ghazal where we current feed 1,502 orphan children in partnership with Christ Mission to the World.
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