Category: Central Equatoria

Here is a summary of ACROSS projects active in 2024 in South Sudan: S# Project Name Donor Partner Duration Locations 01 Multisectoral, disability-inclusive resilience building...

Each year, an estimated 250,000 to 500,000 children worldwide suffer blindness due to vitamin A deficiency, with approximately half of these children succumbing to death within a...

In collaboration with Divine Seeds of Dignity (DSD), a community and self-help women’s organization in Kajo Keji, ACROSS recently trained 33 women and teenage mothers...

Morobo is one of the six counties in Central Equatoria state, South Sudan bordering Yei County to the north-west, Lainya County to the north-east, Uganda to the south-east and...

The history of ACROSS, from its inception over 50 years ago to today, is a tale marked by joy, hardship, struggle, challenges, and opportunities. More...

The South Sudanese people have suffered greatly as a result of the conflict. The leaders of the two main opposing political coalitions, Salva Kiir and...

Children in developing countries, like South Sudan, have little access to safe and creative play environments. The playgrounds so readily available to children in the...

In 1972 when ACROSS was established, one of the main activities was resettling South Sudanese who were returning  home after the 17 Years War. Later...

ACROSS and PMU are long-standing partners in the implementation of life-saving and developmental projects amongst vulnerable people in South Sudan. The vulnerable communities served by...

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­A recent rapid response project in partnership with PMU, the development wing of the Swedish Pentecostal Movement, funded through SMC addressed the dire humanitarian needs...