St.Clare House for Children is a humanitarian organisation based in Juba, South Sudan. We support vulnerable children, survivors of gender-based violence, older persons and the wider community through holistic care, protection, healing, education, health, skills development and opportunity.
Our work goes beyond meeting immediate needs. We create environments where people are safe, respected and encouraged — and where the support they receive today helps them build something lasting for tomorrow.
Circumstances can limit what a person is able to access — but they should never decide who that person becomes. We work so that safety, care, learning and opportunity are within reach for people who have been pushed to the margins.
Stable, nurturing living arrangements where children experience belonging, routine and encouragement.
Safety and privacy for people at risk, with dignity placed at the centre of every decision.
Compassionate support for emotional wellbeing, confidence and everyday coping.
Trauma-informed care that moves at the pace of the person, never the programme.
Practical skills that help young people build confidence and earn independently.
Attention to health and wellbeing as a foundation for learning, healing and growth.
Play, teamwork and life skills that build confidence, discipline and friendship.
Companionship, respect and practical support for older persons in the community.
Family-style care is at the heart of our work. Children need more than shelter — they need routine, trusted relationships, encouragement and the everyday steadiness that makes growing up possible.
Meeting immediate needs matters. But lasting change asks for more.
A protected environment is the starting point for everything else.
Time, patience and support so difficult experiences can be processed.
Learning, play and encouragement that widen what a person can imagine.
Skills and confidence to step forward into a self-directed future.
Safe environments where risk is reduced
and people are believed.
Learning opportunities that widen what a young
person can imagine.
Attention to wellbeing so children and older
persons can thrive.
Space, time and support for recovery after
difficult experiences.
Practical capability that turns potential
into independence.
Relationships and partnerships that make
change durable.
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We treat every person as capable, valuable and
worthy of dignity.
We act honestly and consistently, especially
when no one is watching.
We respond to people with warmth, patience
and genuine care.
We consider the whole person: body, mind,
relationships and future.
We listen first and work alongside the
communities we serve.
We share time, skill and opportunity so that
others can grow.
Real journeys, shared with consent and care.
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Creating safer, healthier and more hopeful futures through care, protection, healing, education and opportunity.