Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan

by Hope Ofiriha
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan
Prevent HIV-AIDS through Awareness in South Sudan

Project Report | Dec 3, 2018
War & HIV - Our common enemies

By William Logai Ochieng | Executive Director

We need your help to assist needy in South Sudan!
We need your help to assist needy in South Sudan!
Thanks for helping in Omilling! Thanks for assisting South Sudan!

At the time of this reporting:

These actions are in Omilling sub village. It’s in an entire of 2018 we hadn’t operated this project’s activities because by then the security was worsening and most locales fled from the villages. Your donations together with gifts from other sources had not been used.

Two enemies, the government and rebel fought each other in a 5 –year brutal civil war. The aid helpers by then in South Sudan had to leave as the turmoil was rising nation-wide.

No new volunteers had been enlisted, because HopeOfiriha can’t guarantee the safety of it personal. This lack of management capacity had a disastrous effect on the charity ability to gather facts and post update report quarterly.

Due to a reduced charitable activity in both South Sudan and Uganda we had a huge staff turnover. Also we’re looking for a top talent program coordinator for East Africa because a previous one has quit.

Good news to share from Juba! Few months ago the warring parties have signed a peace deal officially ending a war that has shattered the economy and killed tens of thousands of civilians in a World newest nation.

After this report we’re sending an officer to the village to check the status of this project and to find out if the villagers have returned. After a trip we will post an ad hoc report so you know the position of this cause and what we can do together to get it running again. HopeOfiriha will be resuming it works in South Sudan soon after this report.
 

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Hope Ofiriha

Location: MELBOURNE, VICTORIA - Australia
Website:
Hope Ofiriha
William Ochieng
Project Leader:
William Ochieng
Executive director
Oslo , Oslo Norway

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This project is no longer accepting donations.
 

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