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South Sudan’s young population faces unique challenges, including limited access to education, high unemployment, and exposure to conflict. Yet, young people are also powerful agents of change, capable of driving peace, development, and community resilience. The Foundation for Child Education & Development Africa (F-CEDA) recognizes this potential and implements youth development programs designed to equip […]

Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remains a serious challenge in South Sudan, affecting thousands of women, girls, and even young boys across the country. Rooted in gender inequality, cultural norms, and ongoing conflict, GBV not only harms individuals but also weakens families and entire communities. The Foundation for Child Education & Development Africa (F-CEDA) is at the

Agriculture remains the backbone of South Sudan’s economy, yet many rural families—especially women—lack access to the tools, skills, and resources needed to make farming a sustainable livelihood. The Foundation for Child Education & Development Africa (F-CEDA) is empowering women and youth across the Western Equatoria region through livelihood and economic empowerment programs that transform subsistence

HIV/AIDS remains one of the most pressing public health challenges in South Sudan, affecting thousands of individuals and families. While access to treatment and prevention services has improved, stigma and discrimination continue to hinder progress in combating the epidemic. The Foundation for Child Education & Development Africa (F-CEDA), in partnership with CMMB through CDC/PEPFAR funding,

Education remains one of the most powerful tools for breaking the cycle of poverty and promoting sustainable development. In South Sudan, many girls still face barriers to accessing quality education due to conflict, poverty, and cultural practices that limit their opportunities. The Foundation for Child Education & Development Africa (F-CEDA) is working to change this