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Success Stories

Resilience Building

Motorcycle repairing with funding from CRVPF in Lobule Refugee Settlement Koboko District

October 22, 2021October 22, 2021 admin
motorcycle repair
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Resilience Building

Stakeholders meeting in Pageri boma, Magwi County Eastern Equatoria State under DKH Project.

October 22, 2021October 22, 2021 admin
Stakeholders
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Field activities in Rhino camp Refugee settlement, Uganda.

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021 admin
Hair dressing, tailoring and shoe
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Handover of startup kits for the trainees in Koboko district , UG.

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021 admin
Startup kits
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Graduation and handover of certificates to the trainees in Juba and Magwi, South Sudan.

October 13, 2021October 13, 2021 admin
Vocational skills graduation
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  • Support for Peace and Education Development Program is proud to announce the launce of data collection for the Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) Project aimed at improving health service delivery in the country. The initiative of Ministry of Health with funding from Global Fund through UNDP, will focus on quarterly data collection to assess the quality of service delivery on the basis of: availability, accessibility, affordability, and effectiveness, on HIV, TB, and malaria in South Sudan. The program will target twenty health facilities in eight states across the country. The findings from the quarterly collection of data will be used to advocate for change in health service delivery to ensure equal access, regardless of socio-economic background. The new CLM program builds on SPEDP’s successful track record of supporting health and development programs in South Sudan. The organization has been working with local communities in South Sudan for over a decade and has made significant progress in improving health, education, WASH, GBV outcomes for the people of South Sudan. “I am happy to start supervising data collection for the Community-Led Monitoring project which we believe will help identify gaps in Juba Teaching Hospital,” said Asha Mary, Project Assistant of SPEDP. “My work is to supervise data collection in the departments of TB and malaria, leaving out ART (HIV) to the other partner at the facility.” Out of the twenty health facilities, Juba, Yei, Nimule and Torit will be the only facilities where SPEDP will not collect data on HIV but TB, and Malaria.
  • State Launch of COVID-19 Vaccination campaigns supported by UNICEF, WORLD VISION and Ministry of Health within Central Equatoria State Counties; Juba, Yei, Lainya, Morobo & Terekeka
  • Cash For Asset under BRACE II project Nursery school in Moli Tokuro and Temporary Market Shade in Aswa in Magwi County Eastern Equatotia State.
  • Handover of livelihood kit’s to SPEDP supported women groups done successful in SPEDP Koboko office, Uganda. The handover was officiated by pro.Jojo ACAV president.
  • Distribution of the protective gears to SPEDP supported 63 youth who are undertaking their vocational skill training. Credit goes to EUTF for the Koboko District, Uganda.
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