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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 […]

Dongwei Miagak Kuol, a 14-year-old boy living in Maan-Aguer residential area of Pariang town, faced numerous challenges from a very young age.

Baby Sarah Achol at six months. Photo taken mid-May 2023 before IHA care Above is baby, Sarah Achol, at one year and seven months still under IHA care. Photo taken on the 23rd August 2024. Integrated Humanitarian Aid (IHA) is celebrating the remarkable growth of Sarah Achol, the first child to benefit from their care.

South Sudan tops list of most dangerous countries for aid workers in the world, and the humanitarian crisis deepens amid mounting needs, access constraints, and lack of funding(Juba, 17 August 2023) With 40 attacks on aid workers so far this year, South Sudan has recorded the highest number of attacks against aid workers, according to

Overview  As a result of the fighting in South Sudan in recent years, nearly 1 million people have been displaced to Sudan and have become refugees in Darfur, White Nile, Khartoum, and other parts of Sudan. The outbreak of conflict in Sudan in April 2023 between the RSF and Sudan Forces in Khartoum resulted in the exodus of Sudanese and other nationalities, including South Sudanese, from Khartoum to neighboring countries such as Egypt, Chad, Ethiopia, and South Sudan. Like any other conflict-affected group, the displaced population abandoned everything they possessed in Sudan and fled to serve their lives. South Sudanese were/are forced to return to their war-torn country, and Sudanese and third-country nationals seek refuge through four routes, including Abyei, Renk Kiir-Adem, and