After a long two years, Executive Director Lynn Malooly and Operations Support Coordinator Gary Prok flew to South Sudan to visit the team in June.

WFSS is thrilled to share photos from this year’s operating season. Due to the overwhelming support of our community, we were able to have a record-breaking season of bringing clean water to vulnerable communities in South Sudan.

As the 2021-22 operating season quickly comes to a close, we're thrilled to announce the team's annual accomplishments and exciting new collaborations, including projects with UNICEF, Norwegian Church Aid, and The Carter Center.

We are thrilled to share that we have officially completed the first quarter of our project that we’ve been working on in partnership with UNICEF.

We recently sat down with 6th-grade teacher Virginia Gammon and her class to learn more about their efforts during this year’s Iron Giraffe Challenge (IGC).

Bonnie Lloyd had just received some life-changing news when she attended a presentation from Water for South Sudan (WFSS). Her next decision would affect families in South Sudan for years to come.

Water for South Sudan’s (WFSS) 2021-22 season is now in full swing, bringing access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services to those in need.

Water for South Sudan is thrilled to announce a new partnership with UNICEF to conduct a 9-month-long project this drilling season.

We recently sat down with Lena Harris (21), co-founder of 195essential, a company dedicated to giving back to organizations that are doing essential work locally and globally.

Global Handwashing Day provides an opportunity to increase awareness and understanding about the importance of handwashing as a way to prevent the spread of disease.

We recently sat down with Lilou, an Amazing Kids nominee from California.

This month we’re featuring one of our Water for South Sudan staff members, Joseph Nguar. Read on to meet him and learn more about his work at our compound in Wau, South Sudan.

WFSS is so excited to share that during 2020, an anonymous family foundation generously donated $100,000 to fund a huge initiative—the Pinydit County Water Storage Project. This project provides vital access to clean water to more than 10,000 residents in South Sudan.

We recently sat down with Aaron, an Amazing Kids nominee from Wisconsin.

We are so excited to share these very special photos of the brand-new well drilled by the global participants of the 2020 "Just Keep Walking" Virtual Challenge!

We received an Amazing Kids nomination for three special students so we sat down with them and their teacher from FS School in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

We’re pleased to report that we have officially wrapped up another successful operating season!

Happy Independence Day to the people of South Sudan!

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This month, we sat down with a group of three sisters from Pennsylvania, USA, who decided to forgo birthday presents and asked their family and friends to donate to Water for South Sudan instead.