Women and girls’ protection
Promote safer access to services, dignity support, community protection networks and meaningful participation by women and girls.
NAWAI is a women-led local organization based in Kapoeta, South Sudan. We work to strengthen community resilience and support women, girls and crisis-affected households to shape decisions that affect their lives.
NAWAI’s priorities reflect interconnected needs identified with communities in Kapoeta East, where drought, displacement and insecurity are placing additional pressure on households and essential services.
Promote safer access to services, dignity support, community protection networks and meaningful participation by women and girls.
Support safe water access, household water treatment, hygiene practices, menstrual health and community-managed facilities.
Help vulnerable households protect their wellbeing through context-appropriate assistance and more resilient livelihoods.
Mobilize communities, identify urgent risks and connect children, pregnant women and lactating mothers with available services.
The Lokur Mur rapid assessment documented overlapping risks that require coordinated action. A locally rooted organization can sustain dialogue, notice changing risks and support accountability through trusted community structures.
Evidence note: the assessment screened only 20 children. Its nutrition results indicate urgent concern but should not be presented as representative of the full population without a larger assessment.
Our approach places women’s leadership, community knowledge and responsible partnership at the centre of programme decisions.
We listen first, work through local structures and involve affected people in setting priorities and monitoring results.
We seek to reduce barriers facing women, girls, older people, persons with disabilities and other at-risk groups.
We support transparent governance, responsible use of resources and accessible feedback from communities.
NAWAI was established in July 2025 as a women-led local organization based in Kapoeta. It is developing partnerships for locally led humanitarian response, recovery and resilience while keeping affected communities at the centre of action.
This website does not publish unverified project claims, partner logos, testimonials or statistics about NAWAI’s own performance.
NAWAI’s institutional foundation supports accountable local action. Detailed documents are shared through appropriate due-diligence processes rather than published openly.
A Board of Directors provides organizational oversight.
NAWAI holds registration documentation for institutional verification.
NAWAI maintains organizational bank details for approved transactions and due diligence.
NAWAI welcomes responsible discussions with humanitarian, development and public institutions whose priorities align with women’s leadership, community safety and resilience.