From Foundational Learning to Skills for Life With support from UNICEF, GREDO’s Education Programme helps adolescents and youth who missed out on education or left school early build a pathway towards a better future. Through Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN)…
A friendly match between Gudele and Sherikat mostly engaging with the street kids GREDO arranged the 2nd friendly match between street children from Gudele and Sherikat bringing together Yellow Team/Gudelle Kids and the Red & Blue Team/Sherikat Kids for a…
This blog features Purity Chemutai, a Nutrition Specialist for Gredo, who speaks about a nutrition project designed to improve children’s diets by using practical local initiatives to help prevent malnutrition. The project focuses on making nutritious food easier to access…
Mental health is an essential part of the overall wellbeing of youth and adolescents. During this stage of life, young people experience rapid emotional and physical changes while also facing pressure from school, friends, family and the wider community. Stress…
Reducing Malnutrition Through Complementary Feeding (6–23 Months) In South Sudan, malnutrition remains one of the most serious threats to young children’s health and development—especially for children between 6 and 23 months. This is a critical stage of life when babies…
Youth participating in GREDO’s UNICEF-supported TVET program in Juba.
🔷 Introduction: A Nation’s Youth in Crisis In the heart of South Sudan, youth are grappling with poverty, displacement, and a rising tide of gang violence. These challenges threaten not only their futures but also the very fabric of peaceful…
Access to healthcare and proper nutrition is a basic human right, yet many communities in South Sudan struggle with malnutrition, limited healthcare facilities, and preventable diseases. At GREDO, we are working to change this reality by improving healthcare access, providing…
Education is the foundation for a brighter future, yet thousands of children in South Sudan remain out of school due to poverty, conflict, and cultural barriers. At GREDO, we believe that every child deserves a chance to learn, grow, and…
Gender-based violence (GBV) remains a critical issue in South Sudan, affecting women, girls, and vulnerable populations. Deep-rooted cultural norms, conflict, and lack of legal protection have contributed to widespread violence. GREDO is actively working to end GBV by providing survivor…