Based in Aweil, YEAH Organization helps young people build practical futures through education, agriculture, preventive health, and community peacebuilding.
Green Circles Initiative — community gardens and climate-smart farming in Northern Bahr el Ghazal
South Sudan's young population holds real potential, but poverty, interrupted education, climate shocks and limited training hold many back. YEAH Organization (Youth for Education, Agriculture and Health) is an independent non-profit established in South Sudan to turn those challenges into practical, local solutions.
We don't deliver short-term, one-off aid. We live and work alongside the communities we serve — training young people, supporting smallholder farmers, and helping schools rebuild — so the work outlasts any single project.
We work alongside local leaders and residents to shape each programme.
From schools and farms to clinics and peace dialogues — see our full programme list.
Reach us directly — no call centre, no layers of bureaucracy.
These are connected — a farming household is also a family that needs a school and a clinic nearby. We try to work across all of it in the places we operate.
Facilitating inter-community dialogues, youth peace networks, and cultural sports events to resolve disputes peacefully.
Learn moreTeaching climate-smart farming, supporting household vegetable gardens, and building youth-led agricultural cooperatives.
Learn moreRunning clean water and hygiene campaigns, maternal health awareness, and preventive health drives in remote villages.
Learn moreRestoring damaged classrooms, training teachers, and offering practical vocational courses for out-of-school youth.
Learn moreMentoring young entrepreneurs, supporting female-led micro-enterprises, and building pathways to decent work.
Learn moreLeading tree-planting drives, teaching soil preservation, and planning community responses to floods and droughts.
Learn moreSupporting displaced families, protecting children, and including persons with disabilities in every programme we run.
Learn moreDelivering emergency food, shelter, and protective support to families affected by displacement or natural disasters.
Learn moreOur programmes prioritise the most vulnerable and marginalised groups in our region — out-of-school and displaced young people seeking practical skills, smallholder farmers facing climate instability, women and girls working toward financial independence, and refugees, returnees and IDPs recovering from crisis.
Your contributions fund essential materials and direct training costs for youth and families in Aweil.
