Children don't deserve to live in extreme hunger
Right now in South Sudan, millions are facing extreme hunger.
The world's youngest country has been shattered by natural disasters and conflict, and hundreds of thousands of families have been forced to flee their homes.
Donate to children in South Sudan to help us to provide food, water and medical supplies in one of the toughest countries in the world.
Support our South Sudan appeal to provide the basics for children facing starvation and hardship.
£15: clean water
Provide water containers and purification tablets
£35: medical care
Lifesaving medical care for a malnourished child
£80: feed a family
Rice, beans and cooking oil for a family for two weeks
Our teams are on the ground, distributing water, food and providing treatment to malnourished children.
We’re also supporting breastfeeding mothers worried about coronavirus, helping them continue breastfeeding to protect their babies. But we need your support.
I stopped producing milk. The baby is suffering. My baby cries a lot, she is suffering from hunger and we don’t have enough to eat.
Ayeir Wieu
A mother of five from South Sudan
Through years of conflict, South Sudanese children have faced hardships that no child should ever have to face. Many are experiencing hunger and starvation. Many were abducted and forced to become child soldiers. Many of the girls were raped.
These children deserve a new life and we have the power to give it to them.
Please donate to children in South Sudan today.
We've already provided hundreds of thousands of people in South Sudan with clean water.
We don't believe children should have to walk for miles to find it.
We help families create thriving farms so they can feed themselves and their community.
We also have school food programmes to feed hot meals to children facing starvation.
We provide support to former child soldiers, including psychological support, education and rehabilitation centres, so they can have a new start.
World Vision was one of the few organisations that helped in South Sudan during the war.
South Sudan has one of the lowest enrolment rates of girls in secondary school – only 8% are able to finish their education.
World Vision funds school buildings and resources and supports families to send both sons and daughters to school.
We help girls who were the victim of sexual abuse and violence during the war.
Our children's rights clubs educate children and families on abuse.
70 years of experience
We’re an international Christian charity working with all faiths and none
Almost 100 countries
Together we transform the lives of the most vulnerable children
27 million people
We helped more than 27 million people in emergencies during 2020 alone
