Joseph Akol

” Integrated Humanitarian Aid (IHA): Saving Lives Through Explosive Ordnance Risk Education Outreach”.

Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) is a specialized form of education focused on informing communities, individuals, and organizations about the dangers associated with explosive ordnance, such as landmines, unexploded bombs, improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and other explosive hazards. Through our community outreaches in all our operational areas, the following results were realized: Support for Post-Conflict […]

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IHA SAVING LIVES IN ABYEI THROUGH THE OPERATIONALISATION OF WGFS

With the generous support of SSHF, Integrated Humanitarian Aid successfully established three Women and Girls Friendly Spaces (WGFS) in the Abyei Special Administrative Area (ASAA). These centers are located at Ameth Aguok, Rumamer, and Abyei Municipality, serving as vital safe havens for vulnerable women and girls in the region.The centers are more than just physical

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Integrated Humanitarian Aid Reunites 40 Separated Children with Their Families Through Family Tracing and Reunification in 12 months in South Sudan from June 2025-June 2026

With funding from UNICEF, Integrated Humanitarian Aid (IHA) has been implementing Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR) activities across Abyei and Ruweng, helping separated and unaccompanied children safely return to the care of their families and strengthening the protective environment around them. Restoring Families, One Child at a Time During the implementation period, IHA successfully reunited 40 separated

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A Year of Advancing Inclusive Child Protection with Support from UNICEF

A Year of Advancing Inclusive Child Protection with Support from UNICEF has comprehensively supported 60 children in Abyei and Ruweng by June 2026

Over the past year, Integrated Humanitarian Aid (IHA), with funding from UNICEF, has strengthened inclusive child protection services by providing comprehensive case management to children with disabilities in Abyei and Ruweng. Through this intervention, IHA has worked alongside government counterparts, communities, caregivers, and local service providers to ensure that children with disabilities receive the protection, care,

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Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)

Our Commitment Integrated Humanitarian Aid (IHA) is committed to upholding the dignity, rights, and safety of every individual we serve. We maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward all forms of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) by our staff, volunteers, contractors, partners, or anyone associated with our programs. We believe that every person has the right to receive

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