Afex River Camp, Juba, South Sudan · RRC Reg. No. 6476
Afex River Camp, Juba, South Sudan · RRC Reg. No. 6476
Communities set the priorities, shape the response and judge the results.
Safe, survivor-centred services that reach the people most at risk.
Integrated health, nutrition and WASH services close to where people live.
Practical, low-bandwidth digital tools that extend reach and speed referrals.
Climate-smart cultivation, responsible water use and community wellbeing.
The Community Action and Resilience Initiative (CARi) is a national, non-profit, non-partisan, and non-governmental organisation committed to advancing humanitarian action and sustainable development across South Sudan.
Established in 2026, CARi works with communities to strengthen resilience through integrated programmes in protection, health, community engagement, and innovation. Our approach is rooted in local leadership, meaningful participation, accountability, and sustainable, community-led solutions.
Protection, health and community engagement are planned together — and measured openly.
Local legitimacy combined with institutional discipline — the two things humanitarian programming in South Sudan needs most.
Every programme begins with the people it serves, not with a template written elsewhere.
South Sudanese leadership, staff and suppliers, with real decision-making held nationally.
Assessment, monitoring and learning shape design and correct course during delivery.
Open reporting, safe complaint channels and answers first to affected communities.
Government institutions, UN agencies, INGOs, civil society and the private sector.
Capacity strengthening and handover plans so results outlive any single project.
A single, repeatable cycle that keeps communities in the lead from first conversation to lasting outcome.
Community Participation
Needs Assessment
Integrated Programmes
Capacity Strengthening
Community Ownership
Resilient Communities
Sustainable Development
Distribution
Partner organisations and formal agreements are added here as collaborations are confirmed.
Whether you are a donor, humanitarian organisation, government institution, researcher, community leader, or volunteer, your partnership can help create lasting change across South Sudan.
