Mental HealthNAVCA Raises Awareness on Mental Health and Disability Inclusion
NAVCA continues to advocate for improved mental health services and greater inclusion of persons with disabilities.
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Our Partners & Donors
The Nation Wide Vulnerability Concern Agency (NAVCA) is a women-led National Non-Governmental Organization registered with the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) of the Government of South Sudan under the NGOs Act, 2016 — Registration Number 4480, established on 22nd September 2022. The organization is currently headed by a female Chief Executive Officer.
To foster a safe, peaceful, and inclusive society that upholds human dignity, protects the environment, promotes access to basic socio-economic services, and advances gender equality and human rights.
To improve the quality of life of the most vulnerable communities in South Sudan, especially women, children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities, through integrated, inclusive, and rights-based humanitarian and development interventions.
Highest ethical standards and transparency
Empathy and commitment to alleviating suffering
Programs accessible to all vulnerable groups
Responsibility to stakeholders & openness
Dedicated to lasting positive change
South Sudan faces a protracted humanitarian crisis driven by decades of conflict, political instability, and frequent climate-related disasters — flooding and drought. This has resulted in mass displacement, with millions displaced or having fled to neighboring countries, many returning to areas with minimal basic services.
Vulnerable groups — persons with disabilities, children, youth, the elderly, and women — face disproportionate challenges due to systemic discrimination, gender inequality, and negative societal attitudes. NAVCA exists to bridge this gap.
Integrated, inclusive, and rights-based interventions addressing the most urgent needs of vulnerable communities across South Sudan.
Safety from abuse, exploitation, and violence; GBV prevention and response; psychosocial support for survivors.
Learn MoreSkills development, income generation, VSLA groups, agricultural support, and livelihood diversification.
Learn MoreFormal and non-formal education, including technical and vocational training for out-of-school children and marginalized youth.
Learn MoreCommunity dialogue, reconciliation processes, and activities fostering peaceful coexistence across divided communities.
Learn MoreThird-party monitoring and research generating evidence-based insights for policy, advocacy, and effective humanitarian action.
Learn More"Be Your Own Boss" training equipping vulnerable youth with business skills, entrepreneurial mindsets, and economic opportunities.
Learn MoreLife-saving emergency response, basic and specialized health services, maternal/child health, and addressing malnutrition.
Learn MoreAccess to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene practices integrated with protection and health for disease prevention.
Learn MorePromoting climate resilience, reforestation, sustainable natural resource management, and advocating for environmental peace.
Learn MoreMediating conflict, strengthening community dialogue, and building bridges across divided communities for lasting peace and social cohesion.
Learn MoreNAVCA successfully implemented a comprehensive project integrating GBV/Protection, Education, Sexual Reproductive Health, and Peace-Building — funded by USAID's Youth Empowerment Activity.
The project leveraged USAID investment to foster a generation of healthy, educated, and protected youth who are actively participating in peace-building to transform conflict-affected areas into stable, thriving communities.
Transforming conflict-affected areas into stable, thriving communities through youth-led change.
Witness the transformative impact of our programs through powerful images from communities across South Sudan.
Education
Community
Empowerment
Health
Youth
LivelihoodsEvery image tells a story of resilience, hope, and transformation.
Head Office: Jebel, Juba — with established presence across the most vulnerable regions of South Sudan.
Leer, Mayendit, Koch, Guit, Panyijar
Uror, Duk, Fangak, Akobo, Ayod, Pigj
Renk, Maban, Ulang, Nasir, Maiwut, Panyikang, Longchuk
Terekeka, Lainya, Kajo Keji, Juba
Torit, Kopoeta, Budi
Mvolo, Mundari
Dedicated operations
"NAVCA's programs gave my daughters a chance to go to school. For the first time, I see a future for them beyond survival."
"Through NAVCA's 'Be Your Own Boss' training, I learned tailoring and now run my own small business. I am no longer dependent."
"The peacebuilding dialogues NAVCA facilitated helped our communities reconcile after years of conflict. We are one people again."
NAVCA is committed to transparency, inclusion, and sustainable development, working alongside communities and partners to create meaningful change across South Sudan.
NAVCA is officially registered with the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) under Registration No. 4480 and operates in accordance with South Sudan's NGOs Act 2016.
Learn MoreEvery program is designed around the needs of women, children, youth, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.
Learn MoreFrom protection and education to health, livelihoods, peacebuilding, and WASH, NAVCA delivers comprehensive interventions.
Learn MoreThrough collaboration with communities, local authorities, and development partners across 5 states and Pibor AA.
Learn MoreStay informed about our work, partnerships, and the communities we serve across South Sudan.
Mental HealthNAVCA continues to advocate for improved mental health services and greater inclusion of persons with disabilities.
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Gender EqualityNAVCA works with communities and partners to promote protection, awareness, and support systems.
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Community EmpowermentNAVCA continues to promote social inclusion, equal opportunities, and active participation for vulnerable groups.
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There are many ways to stand with vulnerable communities in South Sudan. Choose how you want to make a difference today.
We'd love to hear from you. Whether you're a potential partner, donor, or supporter — reach out and let's build something meaningful together.
Contact Person: Anek Sendrella Lupu Lotto — Chief Executive Director. We respond within 24 hours on business days.