ACEA – African Christian Ecumenical Alliance

EMPOWERING LIVES
IN SOUTH SUDAN

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Prayer for Peace in Juba

ABOUT US

African Christian Ecumenical Alliance (ACEA) is a South Sudanese national nonprofit and Christian based organization working for humanitarian assistance and development across South Sudan through diversity and ecumenical spirit. Our core interventions are includes; Protection, Food security and Livelihood, Water, Sanitation and Health, Peace-building, Education and Advocacy.

ACEA South Sudan has a field offices in Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal State, Kuajok, Warrap State, Abyei-Abyei Administrative Area, Torit, Eastern Equatoria State and Juba, Central Equatoria State.

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HOUSEHOLDS

85000+

CHILDREN EDUCATED

47000+

FAMILIES IMPACTED

53000+

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Our COVID-19 response is providing awareness, hand washing stations, and hygiene training focused on preventing the spread of the virus across the communities, schools, and Internal Displaced Camps in South Sudan.

To make a donation to ACEA, you can send your donation via bank transfer to:

Bank Account holder’s name: African Christian Ecumenical Alliance (ACEA)
Bank Name: Kenya Commerical Bank (KCB)
Bank branch address: Cathedral road, Wau-Western Bahr el Ghazal State
Bank Country and City: P.O Box 47 Juba, South Sudan
Account number: USD 5590438365/ SSP 5590438373
SWIFT Code: KCBLSSJB
Account Currency: USD and SSP

Donation Total: $200.00

Areas of Focus

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MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER

In South Sudan, the prolonged six years conflict that emerged between the government and oppositions factions in 2013, has displaced 2.2 Million people, 2.2 million are refuge in the neighboring countries. The tension and inter-communal conflicts in South Sudan has a negative impact on the country economic, social and political.
In the South Sudanese context of prolonged war and militarization, the transformation of gender norms and the normalization of violence have translated into increasing levels of sexual violence against women and girls. Since the conflict started, gender inequalities have been violently exacerbated

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