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Our partners Grant Proposal: Emergency Support for South Sudanese Flood Victims and Sudanese Refugees
Project Title: Emergency Response for Flood Victims and Refugees in Juba, Central Equatoria State
Submitted by:
Dr. John Garang Foundation in Partnership with Community Action Mission Organization (CAMO), Juba, South Sudan. Check out what these two partners’ organizations have done on these websites: www.drjohnagarngfoundation.org and www.communityactionmission.org
I. Executive Summary
South Sudan has been hit by unprecedented flooding, displacing tens of thousands of families and exacerbating the challenges faced by Sudanese refugees already living in Juba, Central Equatoria State. The floods have damaged homes, livelihoods, and critical infrastructure, leaving many without access to clean water, food, and shelter.
The Dr. John Garang Foundation, in collaboration with CAMO, seeks to provide urgent emergency relief to both flood-affected South Sudanese families and Sudanese refugees. This proposal requests a budget of $750,000 to deliver life-saving aid, including food, clean water, shelter, and medical care to 20,000 displaced individuals over a 6-month period.
II. Problem Statement
The floods in South Sudan have caused severe damage in Juba and surrounding areas, displacing thousands of people. In addition to the South Sudanese affected, thousands of Sudanese refugees who had fled conflict in their home country now face even greater risks as their makeshift shelters have been destroyed. The flooding has resulted in:
Over 50,000 people displaced from their homes.
Contaminated water supplies, leading to the spread of waterborne diseases.
Destruction of critical infrastructure, including health clinics and roads, cutting off access to essential services.
Increased vulnerability of refugees who lack formal housing or government support.
Without immediate intervention, the situation is expected to worsen, with more lives at risk due to lack of basic necessities.
III. Project Objectives
Provide emergency food assistance to 20,000 displaced South Sudanese and Sudanese refugees for 6 months.
Supply clean water and sanitation services to prevent the outbreak of waterborne diseases.
Establish temporary shelters for families whose homes were destroyed or severely damaged.
Deliver emergency medical services to treat flood-related illnesses and injuries.
Coordinate logistics and transportation to ensure the timely distribution of aid to remote and hard-to-reach areas.
IV. Proposed Activities
Food Distribution:
Distribute food rations (maize, beans, oil, and salt) to 20,000 individuals.
Partner with local suppliers to ensure availability of staple foods.
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH):
Set up water purification systems and distribute water purification tablets.
Build temporary latrines and handwashing stations to improve hygiene and reduce disease transmission.
Shelter Provision:
Provide 2,000 families with emergency shelter kits (tarpaulins, ropes, and ground mats).
Train community members to construct safe temporary shelters.
Medical Response:
Deploy mobile health teams to treat common flood-related ailments (malaria, respiratory infections, diarrhea).
Distribute essential medicines and first aid supplies.
Logistics and Coordination:
Hire local staff and volunteers to assist with distribution.
Utilize vehicles to reach remote flood-affected areas, ensuring equitable access to aid.
V. Target Beneficiaries
Direct Beneficiaries: 20,000 displaced persons, including South Sudanese flood victims and Sudanese refugees.
Geographic Focus: Juba, Central Equatoria State, and surrounding flood-affected areas.
VI. Implementation Timeline
Month 1-2: Initial response: food distribution, water purification, temporary shelter setup, and medical outreach.
Month 3-4: Continued food and water support, additional shelter provisions, health clinic establishment.
Month 5-6: Disease prevention and treatment, health and hygiene education, monitoring, and reporting.
VII. Budget Breakdown
Expense Category Cost (USD) 1 Food Distribution $50,000.00
2 Water, Sanitation & Hygiene $45,000.00
3 Emergency Shelter Kits $35,000.00
4 Medical Services $60,000.00
5 Logistics & Transportation $30,000.00
6 Staff and Volunteer Support $35,000.00
7 Monitoring and Evaluation $20,000.00
Total Request Budget $275,000.00
VIII. Monitoring and Evaluation
The project will be monitored through regular field visits and data collection, including feedback from beneficiaries. A final report will be prepared at the end of the 6-month period, detailing the impact of the project, lessons learned, and recommendations for future emergency responses.
IX. Conclusion
The floods in South Sudan have created a humanitarian crisis that demands immediate action. By partnering with the Dr. John Garang Foundation, we aim to provide life-saving aid to those in greatest need. With your support, we can alleviate the suffering of South Sudanese flood victims and Sudanese refugees and help them rebuild their lives.
For further information, please contact:
Dr. John Garang Foundation
Joseph Garang
2504 Ardmore St. Ste: 102 Se Grand Rapids, MI 49546
Phone: 616-419-6275
Email: drgarangfoundation@yahoo.com
Partner:
Community Action Mission Organization
Juba, Central Equatoria state, South Sudan, East Africa
Chairperson of Organization:
Mabior Aguer John
Phone: 211-928259388
Emails:
Communityactionmission@yahoo.com
Aguerditatemdit@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.communityactionmission.org (More information on the website)
N/B: Any donor who has donated to this cause is going to receives free T-shirt and the 33.81oz (1000ml) 316 Stainless Steel Portable Insulated Cup is a large-capacity water bottle designed for outdoor enthusiasts.
Dr. John Garang Foundation is seeking supports for South Sudan floods victims:
1. Mosquito nets.
2. Fishing nets.
3. Gum boots/work boots to help our people living in flooding areas of Twic East and other parts of South Sudan.
4. Fishing hooks.
5. Small boats if applicable.
6. School stationeries like pen/pencil, notebooks, planners, notepads, etc.
7. Electronics like laptop computer, tablets and many others.
8. And many others.
Some of sources about floods are over world wide web.
 
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