Minister of Gender Child and social welfare _ South Sudan

MGCSW, UNFPA, & CHINA EMBASSY DISTRIBUTES DIGNITY KITS TO SUPPORT VULNERABLE WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SOUTH SUDAN



In a collaborative effort to promote dignity and improve the well-being of women and girls, the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Welfare (MGCSW), UNFPA, and the Embassy of China in South Sudan have jointly distributed 800 dignity kits to vulnerable women and girls.

This initiative aims to address the needs of those facing hardship and to empower them with essential items that uphold their dignity and health.

The distribution event was marked by a strong message of solidarity and commitment from all partners to continue working together towards a society where every woman and girl can live with dignity and security.

On behalf of the ministry of gender, child and social welfare, minister extends a heartfelt gratitude to UNFPA South Sudan for their unwavering support and commitment towards the well-being of women and girls in the country.



She described UNFPA partnership instrumental in advancing the ministry’s efforts to promote dignity, health, and empowerment.

She also expressed sincere appreciation to the Embassy of China for their generous support and solidarity. Stating that China’s contribution of the dignity kits will go a long way in ensuring that vulnerable women and girls have access to essential items that uphold their dignity and improve their quality of life.



The partnership reflects a shared vision to foster resilience and support the rights of women and girls, contributing to South Sudan’s broader goals of gender equality and social development. The efforts of MGCSW, UNFPA, and the Chinese Embassy demonstrate the power of cooperation in creating impactful change at the community level.

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MINISTER OF GENDER, CHILD AND SOCIAL WELFARE VISITS SSWSEEP SITES IN WAU

The Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare recently visited Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal, to assess ongoing activities under the South Sudan Women’s Social and Economic Empowerment Project (SSWSEEP). The visit highlighted the progress of Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) and Women’s Economic Community Centers (WECCs), which are central to strengthening livelihoods and promoting gender equality in the region.

Accompanying the Minister were the representatives from the World Bank, the SSWSEEP project manager, and key implementing partners including a UN Women South Sudan, UNOPS and CARE SOUTH SUDAN.

Together, the delegation engaged with community members and project beneficiaries, gaining firsthand insights into the impact of these initiatives.

During her interactions, the Minister reaffirmed her commitment to inclusive development, emphasizing that the ministry will continue to work with women, girls, men, children, and persons with disabilities. She underscored the importance of ensuring that empowerment programs reach all segments of society, fostering resilience and social cohesion.

The visit not only strengthened collaboration between government institutions and international partners but also reinforced the shared vision of advancing social welfare and economic empowerment across South Sudan.

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MGCSW, UNDP LAUNCHES BASIC SIGN LANGUAGE TRAINING FOR FRONTLINE GBV WORKERS

The Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare in collaboration with United Nations Development Programme - UNDP, today launched a basic sign language training for frontline GBV workers to promote inclusive support.

The program aims to improve communication with survivors, promote inclusivity, and increase sensitivity towards persons with disabilities. The training includes lessons on sign language basics, communication skills, cultural sensitivity, practical exercises, and resource materials.

Delivered through workshops by certified trainers, the initiative seeks to create a more accessible and respectful environment for all survivors, supporting broader goals of and social inclusion.

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MINISTER COMMENDS SOUTH SUDAN’S SUPPORT AND SEEKS STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP OFFICIAL COURTESY VISIT TO VICE PRESIDENT MAMA PRESIDENT MAMA REBECCA NYANDENG DE MABIOR

Today, 19/01/2026: The Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, Nuna Rhoda expressed sincere appreciation to Her Excellency Rebecca Nyandeng de Mabior, Vice President of the Republic of South Sudan, for the warm reception and the fruitful meeting.

During her official courtesy visit to Her Excellency, the Minister highlighted the importance of deepening collaboration to achieve shared developmental goals.

The engagement marked the Minister’s first official visit with Her Excellency Mama Rebecca, which she described as a valuable opportunity for guidance, mentorship, and strengthening bilateral relations.

She emphasized the importance of such interactions in fostering mutual understanding and cooperation. Adding that the visit serves as a strategic step towards enhancing partnership, seeking guidance, and aligning efforts to advance and sustainable development.

Hon. Nuna stated that the primary aim of the visit was to reinforce the working relationship, seek strategic direction, and reinforce commitment to shared goals.

She reaffirmed her dedication to placing the work of her Ministry under her leadership, noting that the Ministry’s mandate is encompassed within the Gender Cluster and is fully aligned with the national development agenda of the country.

She extends her heartfelt gratitude to the people of South Sudan for their continued support and solidarity. Minister looks forward to continued collaboration and support.

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MINISTER’S VISIT/INSPECTION TO SSWSEEP, SNSOP, PHYSICAL REHABILITATION AND REFERENCE CENTER & THE CONSTRUCTION SITE

Today 16th - 01- 2026, Honorable Minister Nuna Rhoda Rudolf, conducted an inspection of the Project Management Units (PMUs) overseeing the South Sudan Women, Social & Economic Empowerment Project (SSWSEEP) and the Productive Safety Net for Social-economic Opportunities Project (SNSOP) initiatives, as well as the Physical Rehabilitation and Reference Center (PRRC) including the construction site for the ministry’s premises.

During the visit, she reviewed the progress and operational efficiency of both Project Management Units (PMUs).

She proceeded to Physical Relief and Rehabilitation Center (PRRC) to assess the ongoing project and evaluate the overall progress of the rehabilitation efforts.

The visit aimed to ensure that the center is effectively serving its intended purpose of providing relief and rehabilitation to the affected communities.

During the visit, minister was received by the center's management team and staff, who briefed her on the various ongoing activities, including training programs, health services, and community outreach initiatives.

She inspected different sections of the center, including the accommodation facilities, medical units, and training workshops.

Hon. Nuna emphasized the importance of timely and efficient ex*****on of rehabilitation project and encouraged the staff to maintain high standards of service delivery whereas, she also interacted with the beneficiaries, listening to their concerns and feedback to better understand the impact of the center’s efforts.

The inspection also included a detailed assessment of the ongoing construction site of the Ministry's new building, along Yei road. The minister observed the current construction activities, evaluated the adherence to safety protocols, and discussed upcoming project milestones with the construction team.

The visit underscores the government's commitment to ensuring transparency, progress, and the successful completion of key infrastructure projects that aim to enhance public service delivery and rehabilitation efforts.

The Minister's engagement is expected to boost morale and reinforce the importance of these projects for community development and national progress.

Furthermore, the Minister directed the relevant authorities to prioritize the sustainability of the rehabilitation efforts and ensure that the affected individuals receive continuous support.

The visit concluded with a positive outlook towards the ongoing projects offices of the South Sudan Women’s Social and Economic Empowerment Project (SSWSEEP) and the funded by the World Bank reaffirming the government's commitment to the welfare and rehabilitation of the affected communities.

Minister expressed appreciation to the donors for their support to all the functioning ministry’s projects and also an applause to the dedicated work of the staff and she assured a continued support from the government.

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MGCSW DIRECTORS BRIEF MINISTER ON SERVICE DELIVERY AND FUTURE STRATEGIES

The minister of gender, child and social welfare Hon. Nuna, was briefed by the directors of the five key directorates on the ministry’s service delivery.

The Child Welfare Directorate discussed child protection and juvenile justice programs. The Gender Equality Directorate highlighted efforts to promote women's empowerment and combat gender-based violence.

The Social Welfare Directorate outlined support programs for vulnerable populations and community outreach. The Planning, Directorate emphasized strategic planning and data-driven reforms.

The directors reported strong collaboration across departments but identified challenges such as limited resources, capacity gaps, and coordination issues.

They proposed solutions including increased funding, community engagement, training for social workers and improved data systems.



In conclusion, Hon. minister acknowledged the staff dedication and emphasized the need for innovative, community-focused approaches to enhance service effectiveness and reach vulnerable groups efficiently.

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A VISIT TO THE MINISTER’S OFFICE BY MINISTRY STAFF FOR PROJECT BRIEFING

Today, a team of dedicated staff members from the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare visited minister’s office, Hon. Numa Rhoda to provide a comprehensive briefing on the ongoing project funded by the World Bank. The team, was led by the acting Undersecretary, Director of Planning and Project Managers.

The briefing session began with an overview of the Ministry’s strategic objectives and how the World Bank funding aligns with national development goals and the project managers as well presented detailed updates on each initiative, highlighting milestones achieved, challenges encountered, and plans for the next phases.

Visual aids such as charts, maps, and progress reports were used to illustrate key points vividly. The team emphasized the positive impact of the projects on local communities, infrastructure development, and economic growth.

They provided an update on the utilization of funds, ensuring transparency and accountability in the use of the World Bank resources. They also discussed measures in place for monitoring and evaluation to ensure projects remain on track.

The briefing concluded with a discussion session, where the minister asked questions about project timelines, risk management, and opportunities for scaling successful initiatives. Therefore, the team assured her of their commitment to transparency and successful project delivery.

The visit reinforced the ministry’s dedication to leveraging international funding effectively for national development, and the minister expressed appreciation for the staff’s diligent efforts.

The visit ended with a mutual understanding of the importance of continued collaboration and oversight to achieve the desired outcomes.

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Hon. NUNA ASSUMES LEADERSHIP AS MINISTER OF GENDER, CHILD AND SOCIAL WELFARE

Today marks the official beginning of Hon. Nuna Rhoda Rudolf Ndefu's tenure as the National Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare of the Republic of South Sudan.

Following her welcoming ceremony yesterday, which was attended by government officials, party members, colleagues, traditional dance groups and media representatives, she stepped into her new role with dedication and a clear vision for the ministry’s future.

In her inaugural speech, Hon. Rhoda expressed her gratitude to President Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit for the trust bestowed upon her to serve in this vital position.

She reaffirmed her commitment to public service, outlining her priorities to advance policies on gender equality, child protection, and social development.

“I'm very grateful to our President for the trust he has vested in me and to the National Ministry of Gender, Child, and Social Welfare,” she stated. She also acknowledged the support of the SPLM-IO Party interim leadership under Chairman Cde. Ambassador Stephen Par Kuol, appreciating their confidence in her capacity to serve as a national minister.

Minister assured both the President and her party leadership that she will do her best to meet their expectations and uphold the significant mandate of the ministry. She also took the opportunity to thank the outgoing Minister, Hon. Aya Benjamin Libo Warille and her team for their dedicated service.

This transition marks a new chapter for the ministry as it prepares to implement policies aimed at fostering social justice, empowering vulnerable groups, and promoting inclusive growth.

During the official handover ceremony, the new minister emphasized her readiness to collaborate with stakeholders, government agencies, civil society, and development partners to address pressing social issues with integrity and dedication.

She highlighted her vision to strengthen efforts in social justice and empowerment and foster a more equitable society.

Colleagues and officials present at the event warmly welcomed her leadership, recognizing the importance of steady guidance during this pivotal time.

“I will listen and talk, but the actions will be done together,” Hon. Nuna Rhoda said.

This moment signifies a renewed commitment to social progress and inclusive development in South Sudan, with Hon. Nuna Rhoda Rudolf Ndefu poised to lead the charge.

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LEADERSHIP TRANSITION: FORMER MINISTER WELCOMES, CONGRATULATES NEW APPOINTED MINISTER OF GENDER, CHILD AND SOCIAL WELFARE

Dear Honorable Minister Nuna Rhoda R . N,

Congratulations on your appointment as the Minister of the National Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare. In a significant step towards strengthening the nation's commitment to gender equality, child protection, and social welfare, I warmly welcomed your appointment as the new Minister.

I am confident that your dedication, passion, and vision will bring meaningful progress and positive change to our nation's efforts in promoting gender equality, child welfare, and social development.

It has been an honor to serve in this ministry, and I look forward to seeing your leadership guide us toward a more inclusive and equitable future. Please know that you have my full support and best wishes as you embark on this important journey.

This leadership transition marks a new chapter dedicated to advancing policies that promote inclusivity, support vulnerable populations, and foster social development across the country.

I expressed confidence in your ability to lead with vision, compassion, and dedication.

In a heartfelt message, I emphasized the importance of continuity and innovation in the ministry’s efforts to create a more equitable society.

The transition also signifies a shared commitment among government officials, stakeholders, and communities to work collaboratively towards common goals.

As you prepares to assume responsibilities, the previous leadership's support and encouragement serve as a strong foundation for future initiatives.

This leadership change is seen as an opportunity to renew focus on critical issues affecting women, children, and marginalized groups, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights protected.

Overall, this transition is a promising development for the nation’s social policies, promising renewed efforts to build a more inclusive, caring, and equitable society for all.

Wishing you success in all your roles in the ministry.

Sincerely,

Former Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare,

Hon. Aya Benjamin Libo Warille

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GRATITUDE AND REFLECTION: HONORING LEADERSHIP AND PARTNERSHIPS IN THE MINISTRY OF GENDER, CHILD AND SOCIAL WELFARE.

I would like to take this opportunity to first thank the Almighty God for giving me the privilege of leading this important Ministry, the Ministry of Gender, Child, and Social Welfare.

In the ministry, I have learned the invaluable importance of human life. I dealt with the most vulnerable groups of our community, and through this journey, I have come to understand that every individual deserves dignity, respect, and protection.

I leave the office with a deep sense of satisfaction and a heart full of gratitude because of our collective efforts and shared commitment.

Throughout my tenure, I have witnessed the transformative power of teamwork, social connections, and most importantly, love for the mission: the protection and promotion of human rights.

These experiences have strengthened my belief that sustainable development begins with ensuring the well-being of our people.

I appreciate my dedicated technical team, headed by the Undersecretary, Hon. Esther Ikere. Thank you very much for your unwavering support, hard work, and dedication to our shared goals.

Appreciation also goes to the ministers of gender, child, and social welfare at the state and administrative levels.

Honorable colleagues, it was a pleasure working with you, connecting, and sharing experiences. Your commitment has been instrumental in advancing our initiatives, and I am confident that you will continue to uphold these efforts.

A big thank you to our partners UN agencies, international and national NGOs, CSOs. We made significant strides because of your technical expertise and financial support. Your partnership has been vital in expanding our reach and impact.

As we look to the future, let us renew our commitment to building a South Sudan that is safe, inclusive, and just for all its citizens.

Our collective efforts are essential in creating a society where every child, woman, and man can live with dignity and hope.

Let us continue to work tirelessly, inspired by the vision of a brighter tomorrow for our nation. Together, we can and will make a difference.

May God bless South Sudan and guide us all in our endeavors. 🙏🏾❤️

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“CONDOLENCE MESSAGE.”

To the Esteemed Relatives, Friends, and Staff at the Ministry of Gender, Child, and Social Welfare,

It is with profound sadness and heavy hearts that we extend our deepest condolences on the passing of our dear colleague and friend, Sebit Godfrey, who left us on the 30th of December, 2025, in Juba.

His departure has left a void that is difficult to fill, and his absence will be felt dearly by all who knew him.

Sebit Godfrey was a remarkable individual whose dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to the welfare of others touched the lives of many.

His efforts within the Ministry of Gender, Child, and Social Welfare were a testament to his genuine desire to make a positive difference in the lives of vulnerable populations.

Through his work, Sebit demonstrated integrity, kindness, and a deep sense of responsibility that inspired those around him.

During his time with us, Sebit was not only a dedicated professional but also a compassionate human being. His warm smile, encouraging words, and willingness to lend a helping hand made him a beloved colleague and friend. His legacy will live on through the countless lives he impacted and the enduring spirit of service he exemplified.

We recognize that the loss of Sebit is a great tragedy for his family, friends, colleagues, and the entire community. We pray for strength and comfort for his loved ones during this difficult time.

May they find solace in the memories of his life and the knowledge that his contributions have left a lasting impression.

As we mourn his departure, let us also celebrate his life and the positive influence he had on us all.

May his soul rest in eternal peace, and may his family and friends find comfort in the love and support of those around them.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄
& HAPPY NEW YEAR, COME 2026!

May this holiday season bring you cherished memories that last a lifetime and inspire us all to foster a society that values kindness, equality, and hope.

On behalf of the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare, Minister Aya Benjamin Libo Warille is wishing everyone of you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

May 2026 be a year of growth, unity, and blessings for all. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

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