Afex River Camp, Juba, South Sudan · RRC Reg. No. 6476
Afex River Camp, Juba, South Sudan · RRC Reg. No. 6476
Every service follows survivor-centred principles: safety, confidentiality, respect and
non-discrimination.
Case management, safe referral pathways, women and girls' safe spaces, risk mitigation and community prevention work with men and boys.
Individual and group psychosocial support, psychological first aid, community-based counselling and referral for specialised care.
Identification and case management for children at risk, family tracing support, child-friendly spaces and community child protection committees.
A low-bandwidth digital assistant offering confidential information on services, referral pathways and reporting channels — designed for basic phones and slow networks.
These commitments apply to every caseworker, volunteer and partner working under CARi’s protection programme.
Survivors decide what happens next. We provide information, options and support — never pressure, and never disclosure without informed consent.
Case information is stored securely, shared only on a need-to-know basis, and governed by written information-sharing protocols.
Every activity is assessed for the risks it may create, including risks of retaliation, stigma or exclusion.
Services are designed with women, girls, people with disabilities and older people to remove practical barriers to access.
Response is paired with prevention: dialogue with men and boys, community leaders, and safety planning at location level.
— CARi protection team
