Children in South Sudan become orphans every day, every week, every month, and every year due to a combination of factors including conflict, hunger, natural disasters, and related diseases.
These challenges are further compounded by a lack of access to nutrition and healthcare. The ongoing conflict in South Sudan has resulted in the displacement of millions of people, leaving many children without parents or caregivers.
Additionally, the country faces high levels of food insecurity, with many children suffering from malnutrition. Natural disasters such as floods and droughts also contribute to the orphan crisis in South Sudan. Without adequate nutrition and healthcare, children are more vulnerable to diseases, further increasing the number of orphans in the country.