Life as a Humanitarian Worker in South Sudan
Richard James-Koma is a humanitarian worker with CARE in South Sudan. He tells us of the trials and triumphs of being an aid worker and how his hope for what the future can be inspires him to keep going.
Impact stories
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
A Man on a Mission
Patrick Vuonze works with CARE in South Sudan. He is committed to bringing justice and equality to women in girls in a country where there are still many obstacles in the way.
A boy named Care: a story of a family’s appreciation for CARE’s work in South Sudan
“When the doctors asked me the name of the child, I told them that he is Care."
Preaching for a Peaceful South Sudan
The thirty-three-year-old pastor from Panyagor in South Sudan says she found her new role as peacemaker exciting as it does not differ much from her duty of evangelism.
Hunger stories: desperation as hunger bites hard in South Sudan
Thirty-six-year-old Natalia from Torit has just returned home after spending three years seeking refuge in the neighbouring state of Ikwotos.
The Luck of a Thousand
Last month a CARE supported hospital managed to do 1000 operations that saved many lives in remote Pariang county. In the past, complicated cases were referred to Juba. By road, the journey took four days on bumpy and sometimes impassable roads. Read…
Creating Space for Women in South Sudan
Last year, Joyce's husband suddenly died, signaling a new and difficult chapter in Joyce's life. After fleeing a life of threats and abuse, she discovered CARE's centre for women and girls, where she can talk about her experiences with abuse and receive…
South Sudan: “A Ray of Hope after the famine”
A ray of hope shone on Ghak when she was registered as a beneficiary in CARE’s South Sudan Joint Response project.
Fear After Sunset
“We stay in our tent every night because bad things happen at night here. It’s not safe,” says Josephine