Concern For Women and Children Office of The First Lady _Rss

Concern For Women and Children Office of The First Lady _Rss Background

The concern for women and children (CWC) was established in 2006 by H.E Mary Ayen Mayerdit and Other high profile south Sudanese women.

Advocacy :
To develop Advocacy strategies that promotes relevant programs for women and Children Such approach will raise the profile of women and children and their experiences whilst highlighting the work of concern for women and children.

20/07/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady Republic of South Sudan,is still Working For Peace and Development in South Sudan.

First Lady office of the Republic of South Sudan Concern for women and children, is a member In National Olympic Committ...
20/07/2015

First Lady office of the Republic of South Sudan Concern for women and children, is a member In National Olympic Committee for Republic of South Sudan ,the office of First lady attend the program of company Gemtel Telecommunication Ltd ,The Company (Gemtel Green Line) is organized this program (South Sudan Marson Day on 11 July 2015 in Juba City), The Office Concern For Women and Children (CWC) Office of The First Lady Said the Office will Be with This program and also this program is for Peace to Our People of Republic of south Sudan.

First Lady office of the Republic of South Sudan Concern for women and children, Distributed to the Muslim community ...
20/07/2015

First Lady office of the Republic of South Sudan Concern for women and children, Distributed to the Muslim community in Juba Backside of Eid to Muslim people in capital city of Republic South Sudan Juba on 16 July 2015

06/07/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,We are Working For Peace and Development in South Sudan.

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,attend the a meeting on (Tuesday...
12/06/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,attend the a meeting on (Tuesday, June 09, 2015) at New Sudan Hotel With South Sudan National Olympic Committee Founding General Assembly Meeting

12/06/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,We are Working For Pace and Development in South Sudan.

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,mestic violence drives children ...
12/06/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,mestic violence drives children to streets,Nearly fifty per cent of the street children in the major urban centres in the oil producing region of South Sudan appear to have been forced onto the streets due to the abuse of their rights, cruelty and a lack of parental care.09 April 2011
Street children in South Sudan (AP)April 7, 2011 (WAU) -Monica Louis Madut, an advisor on gender affairs in the government of Western Bahr el Ghazal made the revelations on Thursday, during a public briefing with local government officials and other stakeholders dealing with street children in Wau.
She was briefing a public gathering attended by Wol Dhiel Thiep, commissioner of Jur River county and community leaders in Wau town, to share the findings of the survey she conducted in seven different parts of the state.
She said a survey conducted in Wau town, indicate that there are about 295 street children, of which 138 were males and 157 female.
The children in Wau are from different ethnicities and places in South Sudan but the majority come from the Greater Bahr el Ghazal and the State of Western Equatoria in Greater Equatoria.
"The abuse of children’s rights and a lack of parental care are among the major causes that push children onto the streets. Children are abused by parents, close relatives, guardians and at times the authorities," she told participants at the meeting.
"I almost cried when I heard children narrating how they are surviving on the streets. Where they had lived and how they came to be living as street children in Wau, where the growing number of homeless children is pathetic," explained
the official in a public briefing held in Wau.
The official attributed the situation to the death of some parents during the war and household poverty as reasons that push children onto the streets. More than two decades of north-south Sudan civil war in which more than 2 million were killed has orphaned many children.
Poverty was found as another factor which contributed to the going of the children to the street due to economic hardships. It was also detected that some parents send their children to beg on the streets to make ends meet

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan 2013 Activates ,First Lady calls...
12/06/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan 2013 Activates ,First Lady calls for charity funds
September 27, 2013 (NEW YORK)
The first lady of South Sudan has openly appealed to well-wishers in the United States to extend support to women and children in the young nation. Speaking during a televised interview at the First Ladies Alliance ceremony held in New York Friday, Mary Ayen Mayardit urged support for Concern for Women and Children (CWC); an organisation she founded. CWC is an indigenous entity with a mission to mitigate suffering, injustice and poverty by empowering women and supporting children. In her remarks, Ayen did not shy away from the problems South Sudan faces, after decades of the long civil war it fought with SudanThe first lady, for instance, told the gathering that 65% of the women in the young nation are still illiterate, an indication the vast majority of its young people cannot read or write. “There are issues related to women capacities to achieve economic independence; women are in the rural areas,
girls are either denied schooling or taken out of school at 14 years to be married”, said Ayen. These are the issues we are dealing with, she addedCurrently, South Sudan has the highest maternal mortality rate in the world, with 2,054 maternal deaths per100,000 live births, statistics show.
The government, according to the first lady, has granted women equal opportunity to women through the 25% affirmative granted to them in the country’s transitional constitution. “It could be noted that women had always provided the lead in feeding their families either by cultivating or by doing marginal jobs in the towns”, she said. If women are economically empowered this could impact positively on the poverty level and the morbidity and mortality amongst children and mothers, Ayen added.
The Mother of the Nation is recently returned home from abroad.

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,On 2013 South Sudan first lady d...
12/06/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,On 2013 South Sudan first lady donates food to Jonglei residents,March 3, 14 (BOR)
South Sudan’s first lady Ayen Mayardit has donated two trucks full of food and non-food items to the few residents currently in Bor town who returned after the South Sudanese army retook Jonglei state capital from the rebels in January.
The first lady, wife to President Salva Kiir, did not visit Bor herself, but sent her team to hand over the items to the state government.
Naomi Adhieu, who spoke on behalf of the Ayen, said expressed they were concerned about women and children who have been displaced by the recent violence.
"Take the little items we brought for you. We are always with you all the time, your suffering is ours. Come back to your homes in Bor and the government will protect and support you", Adhieu said in Bor on Saturday.
The contents of the two trucks - around 60 metric tones of maize flour, beans, blankets, tarpaulins and other items - were handed over to Jonglei acting governor and the state Relief and
Rehabilitation Commission for distribution.
The RRC has decided to give the aid from the first lady to residents outside of the UN compound in Bor. Bor’s population was around 300,000 before the conflict began, but now has less than 200 civilians who returned to the town in late January after stability was restored, according the RRC boss, Gabriel Deng Ajak.
Many resident fled to Awerial county in neighbouring Lakes state, while others are displaced within Jonglei and to neighbouring Ethiopia. Hunger is most common problem faced by the civilians in Bor.
A few shopkeepers operating in Bor are selling beverages such as beers, soft drinks and some food items at high prices.
Naomi Adhieu, the secretary in the office of the first lady, speaking in Bor .

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,What are the United Nation Peace...
12/06/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,
What are the United Nation Peacekeepers doing in South Sudan?
By Francis Okeny Silvio on September 17, 2011
There are over 7,000 United Nation Peacekeepers in South Sudan, yet women like this have to carry her gun and keep the peace. I am stunned with global politics regarding United Nation Peacekeeping mandate and what they are really doing in South Sudan.
I was wondering if this South Sudanese woman is keeping the peace instead of enjoying the peace. Do the government of south Sudan and the United Nations have political will to keep the peace? What should activists and NGOs do to provide help to women in such situations? I am still reflecting on what must be done.
While the future of the new nation is at stake given the lack of road network and isolated terrain without any telephone network, to keep peace, NGOs don't like to work in areas that do not have electricity and internet access. These are real challenges that we need to face in South Sudan.
The United Nation Mission to South Sudan have their main offices in the main cities where they have satellite disc, watching world television channels, discussing on problems in other parts of the world, yet they have problems on their backyards. I am wondering if they have the political will to keep the peace.
I need to get to work, think about claiming to be peace activists or development worker.

29/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,We are Working For Pace and Development in South Sudan

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,The successful a meeting today w...
26/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,The successful a meeting today with the Director General of Agriculture Bank Republic of South Sudan, and Senior staff from the Office of First Lady on FL- Microfap program (26 May 2015).

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,Welcoming Delegations from Egyp...
25/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,Welcoming Delegations from Egypt to South Sudan Dr. Fawzi and Dr.Ahmed Under the Health Program to supporting Women and Children in Hospitals (21 May 2015).

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan, Backside to Our People South Su...
22/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan, Backside to Our People South Sudanese
(Thursday, April 16, 2015)

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan, Support Women’s Day Special (FB...
22/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan, Support Women’s Day Special (FBWP)
Business Panorama 12th March 2015 Freedom Hall Juba (C.E.S)

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,Visit Orphans Juba (C.E.S) onSun...
22/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan,Visit Orphans Juba (C.E.S) on
Sunday, March 08, 2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan, visits Maridi County’s (W.E.S) ...
22/05/2015

Concern for Women and Children (CWC), Office of the First Lady _Republic of South Sudan, visits Maridi County’s (W.E.S) and Maridi Girl’s boarding School. They were promised with Computers by the Office of the First Lady of Republic of South Sudan, H.E, Mary Ayen Mayardit.

Concern For Women And Children Office Of The First Lady _Republic Of South Sudan, Visit Juba Hospital C.E.S and Support ...
22/05/2015

Concern For Women And Children Office Of The First Lady _Republic Of South Sudan, Visit Juba Hospital C.E.S and Support People In Juba Hospital (8 March 2015)

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