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Children and Women Hope Organization was founded early 2019 by committed, prominent, proactive, Innovative South Sudanese Nationals who are ready to educate and impart knowledge into Children and Women who are the majority vulnerable group in South Sudan. The decades of civil wars in South Sudan have created an imaginable gap and many organizations have tried to curb the suffering of children and women but not avail. Many NGOs are working hard to see to it that, the suffering of children and women are brought to an end. As matter of fact, South Sudan requires hard working, proactive and development oriented people like the founders of this organization who looked in in-depth contemporary issues which must be tackled with both hands. To copy up with developmental issues and meet world standard of living, children and women must put be at forefront and concerted efforts are required. The life is all about target, consistence, reliability and broad thinking and making right choice in exploring available avenues and opportunities which cannot be seen with an ordinary eyes unless with mind generated endeavors. CWHO is the solution to some of the plights which is retarding development in South Sudan. Children and Women Hope Organization hereinafter referred to as “CWHO” was registered by Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) on 29th November, 2019 with the REG. No: 2616. STATUS: CWHO is nonprofit making, Non partisan and Non Governmental National organization with the capacity to sue and be sued. HEAD OFFICE: The Head office of CWHO is in Juba Jubek State it has it branches in Yei, Wau, Raja, Yambio, and Tombura.
