Professional Leadership
Led by an Executive Director and supported by professional staff.
ABOUT SSVP SOUTH SUDAN
We are a Catholic Church-affiliated organisation dedicated to serving vulnerable people through compassionate service, education and sustainable development.
ABOUT THE ORGANISATION
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul South Sudan is a Catholic Church-affiliated, charitable and nonprofit humanitarian and development organisation serving communities in South Sudan.
Since 2000, the organisation has provided rehabilitation, humanitarian support, education, vocational training and capacity-building services to children, young people, women and vulnerable families.
Its work particularly supports poor and disadvantaged communities through programmes that respond to immediate humanitarian needs while also creating opportunities for long-term development and self-reliance.
SSVP South Sudan operates as a registered local nonprofit organization implementing humanitarian and development initiatives in partnership with communities and supporting organizations.
The organization is led by an Executive Director and supported by professional staff responsible for programme implementation, administration, finance and other operational functions.
Led by an Executive Director and supported by professional staff.
Implements humanitarian and development projects supported by partner organizations.
Works with communities to strengthen resilience, dignity and participation.
OUR PURPOSE & DIRECTION
Our mission drives the impact we create today, while our vision inspires the future we are building for a more compassionate and dignified South Sudan.
OUR MISSION
SSVP South Sudan empowers individuals and communities through quality vocational training, inclusive education and sustainable livelihood opportunities, while providing compassionate care and emergency support to vulnerable children, mothers and families.
Guided by compassion, service and integrity, we build skills, restore hope and strengthen local capacity for lasting peace and human dignity.
OUR VISION
A self-reliant, peaceful and compassionate South Sudan where every person, especially young and vulnerable people, can live with dignity, develop their potential and contribute to the common good.
We place vulnerable people and communities at the centre of our work.
We serve with love, dignity and practical care.
We collaborate with communities and partners for shared impact.
We build capacity for lasting dignity and self-reliance.
These values guide everything we do. They reflect who we are, what we believe in, and how we serve our communities.
We show love, care and understanding to the people we serve, especially vulnerable children and families.
We ensure that everyone is treated fairly and served without discrimination.
We act with honesty, strong moral principles and responsibility.
We promote openness and accountability in our decisions, actions and services.
We encourage peaceful coexistence, understanding and cooperation among communities.
We ensure just, responsible and transparent reporting of our services and resources.
We design our services to create lasting benefits for vulnerable communities.
We treat every person with respect, equal rights and humanity.
They shape our work, inspire our team, and build trust with the communities we serve.
The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul traces its wider Vincentian tradition to 1833, when Frederic Ozanam and his companions began a movement of lay Catholic service to people experiencing poverty.
The Society later developed in Sudan, and in 1998 its presence was established within the Diocese in Southern Sudan as part of the wider Vincentian structure.
Following the development of South Sudan, SSVP South Sudan also operates as a registered local nonprofit organization implementing humanitarian and development programmes through professional staff and project-based partnerships.
Today, the organization continues to draw inspiration from the Vincentian tradition of service, dignity, solidarity and support to vulnerable communities.
The wider Society structure in South Sudan includes the National Council, Central Councils and Conferences serving through parishes and chapels.
Guided by faith and compassion, rooted in the Vincentian spirit, we continue to serve and walk with the most vulnerable.