, Human Rights, Rule of Law, Child Protection, Health, Sanitation, and Food Security, to enhance their potentials for future social economic development and transformations. GSS promote gender equality in both administration and in service delivery, we are non-discriminative, non-Racist, non-tribalistic, and the organization also provides equal opportunities to persons with disabilities. LOCATION:
Head Offices: Plot 3 South Kololo, (After the Embassy of the United States of America.) –in South Sudan. Other Offices: Block 1 St. Mary Immaculate Guest House, Terekeka County
Other Operation Areas:Awerial –LAKES STATE. Telephone: +211 956 901 420, +211 956 901 430
E-mail:[email protected], [email protected]
VISION:
Our is to Build Vulnerable Communities and restore hope of freedom, dignity and development to everyone regardless of race, ethnicity s*x or age, free of violence and human rights abuses in the Republic of South Sudan. MISSION:
Our mission is socio- economic development to the vulnerable communities and societies through strengthening their capacity, Advocacy, implementing humanitarian and protection interventions with a participatory approach to all levels of community, to eradicate abuse, Violation of human rights, poverty, ignorance promote Health and ensure a protective environment for all. LEGAL PRINCIPLES:
Global Street Samaritans is officially and legally registered under Ministry of Justice as a National NGO by the Registrar of Companies, Businesses and NGOs in South Sudan under the Non Governmental Organization ACT 2003, and holds a Certificate of Registration Number 1,645, Registration Certificate Number 424 issued by the South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) under the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Certificate number 56 by the Ministry of Gender and Social Development (Central Equatoria State), and Tax Identification Number: 100-303-493, Issued by the Directorate of Taxation in the Ministry of Finance, Republic of South Sudan. The Global Street Samaritans Constitution mandates this organization to operate in all the ten states of South Sudan, with it’s headquarters in the Central Equatoria state – Juba. This is where we base and we extend the organization’s services to all the other States. OUR MAJOR FOCUSES ARE:
1. Protection (In both Emergency and after Emergency)
2. Education (In both Emergency and after Emergency)
3. Peace building
4. Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Health.
5. Nutrition
CORE VALUES
1. Accountably and Transparency
2. Responsibility
3. Confidentiality
4. Respect for others
5. Commitment and trust ship
6. Networking
7. Performance and team working
8. Non Discrimination.
9. Partnership with other Agencies.
10. Empowerment. Every day, GSS’s Relief Staff and Social Workers deliver Protection services, Psychosocial Support services, Basic needs, Livelihood Support, Health and Education services to Vulnerable people within towns and in the remote areas of South Sudan. In the same world where some people can afford everything in excess, GSS targets to support those in whose lives luxury is not a priority, but basic needs for survival. Normally, the Funds for GSS activities come from people and partner agencies that are concerned about others to have a better life. As Samaritans, we pay special thanks to our partners:
1. Terre des Hommes (TDH – South Sudan)
2. PLAN International – South Sudan
3. UNICEF
4. PACT – South Sudan
5. The Ministry of Gender & Social Development
And the Oversight BOD – GSS. Thank you for all the support (Technical and Donations) that Keep GSS Alive. Without you, the Samaritans would not be able to effectively reach our services to the Vulnerable groups of people into remote areas and change the lives of people isolated from social Services. Protecting Children and Families from the War in Juba and Bor since Mid-December 2013: (UNIMISS Compound Juba, and Mingkaman IDP Camp in Awerial County) through PSS, WASH, Education, FTR and Distribution of Food and NFis. Although we are able to meet the most urgent needs of the survivors of the war which broke out in Mid-December within Juba, spreading to other parts of the country including Bor in Jonglei state, Up to today, the Internally Displaced People are still struggling with the after effects of the conflict. Right from the Onset of the Mid-December Conflict that broke out in Juba, GSS in collaboration with UNICEF, NP and Street Children quickly intervened by Identifying, registering and supporting affected Children and their Families who sought refuge in the UNIMISS Compound at the Juba Airport. Within this moment, thousands of Children were provided with basic needs, while hundreds of Separated and Un accompanied children were registered, provided with alternative care and case management. Through a Partnership MOU between PLAN International and GSS signed in March 2014, GSS has been able to extend Child Protection services, and Community based Psychosocial Support to more than 6000 Children in Mingkaman IDP Camp. With over 47 staff on a daily basis, GSS provides recreational Activities, Learning activities, PSS, Mine risk Education, SGBV training, and Prevention of children from recruitment into Armed groups and Armed Forces. We set up SAFE SPACES within the IDP communities for children, youth and Mothers to freely interact, learn and play. Our services have helped in building Resilience to disaster among children and their families. Whatever we do, we coordinate with all agencies and implement in an accepted approach, based on Minimum Humanitarian Standards.
