Support Heart2Help: Restore Hope in South Sudan

With deep roots in Kuajok and Turalei, our work is grounded in compassion and driven by a mission to uplift the most marginalized. We serve homeless families, provide emergency aid to displaced persons, offer education for young mothers and homeless children, distribute wheelchairs to people with disabilities, and deliver counseling to parents rebuilding their families.

This campaign aims to raise $500,000 to expand these life-saving programs and reach even more people in desperate need.

The Challenges

Across South Sudan, systemic hardship has left communities fractured and families vulnerable. Displacement, hunger, disability, and illiteracy are daily realities for thousands. Women and children are disproportionately affected—many of them homeless, without access to basic healthcare or education.

Heart2Help Foundation is doing everything we can, but the scale of need far outweighs our current resources. Our work has reached hundreds, but thousands more are waiting. Without increased support, essential services—like school meals, counseling, shelter, and mobility aid—remain out of reach for too many.

Why It Matters

When a child receives an education, her future shifts. When a mother gets counseling, her family begins to heal. When someone who has lost everything finds shelter, dignity is restored.

The programs we offer don’t just treat symptoms—they spark transformation. A wheelchair is more than mobility; it’s independence. A classroom is more than learning; it’s opportunity. A meal is more than food; it’s hope.

Your donation becomes a direct investment in human dignity, resilience, and peacebuilding in a nation working to recover from decades of instability.

Solution

Your support will power our comprehensive intervention model—reaching thousands across South Sudan with:

• Shelter & Nutrition: Providing safe housing and hot meals to homeless families and children.
• Education Access: Funding free schooling and supplies for young mothers and homeless children.
• Disability Inclusion: Distributing wheelchairs and aids to people with disabilities.
• Family Support: Delivering counseling programs for divorced and struggling parents.
• Emergency Relief: Responding rapidly to displaced persons with food, shelter, and basic healthcare.

With $500,000, we will expand our infrastructure, support staff and volunteers, and provide direct aid to hundreds of households. Every dollar fuels a future where people are not only surviving—but thriving.