CORWAO with self dedicated staff and partners prioritized inclusive approach of vulnerable populations to design programmes that lead to transformation. Participatory planning involving people with disabilities in all project phases, Ensuring physical communication, and attitudinal access. In addition, capacity building trainings to staffs, partners and community stakeholders on disability rights to access services, women and youth. Lastly, Partnerships and collaborating with Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) as stipulated below:
By reaching nearly a million people, creating communal farms, training farmers and equipping them with seeds and tools last year alone, we are creating food security and stable livelihoods for our people.
We save countless lives by screening and treating for malnutrition, providing take home rations of food, vitamins and deworming to ensure the next generation of Africans are healthy and strong.
We work with our communities to give them access to clean water and sanitation. By drilling and rehabilitating wells, installing latrines and providing WASH training. Borehole drilling, Rehabilitation of wells, Rainwater harvesting, Water and sanitation education training, Alternative solutions.
We empower local individuals especially in divided and post conflict communities to become peacebuilders by integrating biblical principles with practical peacebuilding tools. CORWAO seeks to raise spiritually grounded community driven agents of transformations who will lead efforts toward healing, unity and reconciliation from the bottom-up.
Advocacy on Human rights, access to justice and raising awareness on human rights violation. The capacity building to local community on the relevant laws of South Sudan i.e Transitional Constitutional of South Sudan 2011, Penal Code Act 2008 and so on.
We aimed at two pillars of Protection of mainstreaming GBV and legal protection to the most vulnerable population to enhance women on SASA faith with focused on enhancing awareness on gender-based violence (GBV) and promoting community engagement to combat other cultural practices and violence against women in the community and Legal Aid Clinic (legal services) by establishing ONE STOP SHOP Center to provide pro-bona services to affected population.