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National Women Empowerment & Rehabilitation Organization

National Women Empowerment and Rehabilitation Organization (NWERO) is a women-led not-for-profit duly registered non-governmental organization established in 2010 to cater to the needs of marginalized communities with a holistic community-based approach to strengthen a vibrant local and sustainable women leadership movement in South Sudan to uphold their voices to ending violence against women and girls and strengthen poverty reduction, and enhancement through women’s household economic security transformation. NWERO has six (6) priority areas of intervention focusing on Women’s Leadership, Gender Base Violence prevention, economic empowerment, sexual reproductive health (SRH), Peacebuilding, and climate change risk mitigation with a forecast vision of striving for a society free from all forms of violence and discrimination.

CORE VALUES

Integrity We believe in serving our beneficiaries and in all our work, we will demonstrate honesty of our thoughts and deeds.
Accountability It is our obligation as a team to account to all our stakeholders, beneficiaries and partners for each activity we do and we will accept the responsibility to disclose the results in a transparent manner.
Results Driven- We recognizes that a change or transformation requires a personal obligation to take action to achieve our desired goals and for this reason, we shall have a strong dedication towards what we do.
Respect We respect the unique qualities and contributions of others.
Teamwork we are motivated to work together towards a common vision and mission to attain uncommon results.
Empathy We always put ourselves in the shoes of those we serve
Confidentiality We will seek consent from others and protect vital information of the organization

OBJECTIVIES

To mentor, coach and train women and girls on sexual and reproductive Health
To educate students on personal health and hygiene practices and behaviours including Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) at school and home.
To reduce poverty and illiteracy among women and adolescent young girls through civic education and social economic empowerment.
To increase awareness on prevention and response against gender based violence among young women and grils in the community.
Provision of psychosocial support to victims of GBV including referral for further case management.
To prevent and control high prevalence rate of HIV at risk groups (young people, key population and single mothers).
To promote human rights and peace amongst communities to enhance peaceful co-existence among households in the communities.
To enhanced leadership competent, advocacy and communication skills to propel women and girls social agender in the context of UN resolution 1325 for women peace and security.