Services

CEDAR prioritizes health programs, supporting communities with improved health, equitable access to primary care, child and maternity services.

Most South Sudanese children face educational barriers due to violence. CEDAR prioritizes education, launching ‘Leave no child behind’ and supporting girl child education campaigns.

South Sudan, rich in resources with fertile soils, faces low food production due to conflicts, climate disasters, and inadequate agricultural teachings.

CEDAR’s collaborative, people-to-people approach fosters reconciliation, community security, and access to justice in South Sudan.

Reports highlight high human rights violations in South Sudan, encompassing SGBV, child labor, use of children in war, forced marriage, and denial of education rights.

South Sudan faces challenges in providing clean drinking water. CEDAR works with communities, offering training, awareness, and WASH services to promote public health.