Programs
Like children of parents, these programs are offspring that further develop the vision of Nile Orphan Care. Each child in our care receives these expressions of love.
Nutrition Program: LTH
Love the Hungry — Nutrition Program
Since 2013, Love the Hungry has provided fortified meals to children under Nile Orphan Care to improve wellbeing, health, and growth. Love the Hungry partners with other organizations to expand this life-saving work and ensure children receive consistent, nutrient-rich meals.
LTH Impacts:
• Nutritious meal provision — delivering fortified, age-appropriate meals that prevent and treat malnutrition.
• Program scalability and partnerships — working with local and international partners to expand feeding reach and mobilize resources.
• Sustainability and capacity building — developing local distribution systems, training caregivers, and creating reliable supply chains for long-term food security.
The wellbeing, health and growth of a child is determined primarily by the quality of food he/she eats. Since 2013, Love the Hungry has been playing a key role in providing fortified meals to children under Nile Orphan Care (NOC), and we are asking other organizations to support this life-saving mission as well.
Medical Care and Health Education: PCC
Partners for Compassionate Care (PCC) partners with Nile Orphan Care (NOC). Over the past 24 months PCC has helped establish and operate an on-site clinic at NOC to meet the immediate healthcare needs of the children in their care. The clinic is staffed by a full-time nurse who provides coverage 24 hours a day, five days a week, ensuring continuous basic medical care, triage, and follow-up for the orphanage population pccsudan.org.
PCC impacts:
• Access to primary healthcare — PCC provides on-site primary medical services so children receive timely assessment and treatment instead of relying on distant or intermittent care pccsudan.org.
• Integrated healthcare and education — PCC merges healthcare delivery with educational and spiritual training, supporting both the physical and long-term developmental needs of the community pccsudan.org.
• Sustainable, locally-rooted programs — PCC builds programs designed for ongoing local impact by combining clinical services, training, and community engagement to raise a healthier next generation pccsudan.org.
Discipleship and Biblical Training: DG
Discipleship Global partners with Nile Orphan Care to train our children to be disciples who make disciples who make disciples. Over time this program uses the Paul and Timothy biblical training method to help orphans develop a deeper, lived relationship with Jesus Christ.
DG Impacts:
• Disciple multiplication — training followers of Jesus to intentionally make new disciples who will, in turn, reproduce that same training.
• Leadership development — equipping local leaders with biblical, practical skills for shepherding, teaching, and starting healthy faith communities.
• Church planting and sustainability — supporting the formation of indigenous, self-sustaining churches and ministries that continue disciple-making without external dependency.
Summary of local implementation
• Method used: Paul and Timothy style relational mentoring and apprenticeships that pair experienced disciple-makers with children and emerging leaders.
• Expected outcomes: deeper personal commitment to Christ, practical spiritual habits, local leadership capacity, and ongoing multiplication of disciples and small faith communities.
Technical and Vocational Trainings:
This program was created to provide extra skills to our children who have or not yet finish secondary school. Such trainings help them to find or create job opportunities.
Inter-Ethnic Academy (primary/Elementary and Secondary/High School):
South Sudan’s diversity of tribes is her source of beauty and pain. 64 unique tribes makeup the nation. One of the causes of South Sudan’s civil wars has been a false belief that each tribe is an enemy of the other. Our Inter-Ethnic Academy was named as such to address this division.
In the good news of the Gospel, these tribes can see the unifying power of God’s love. 63 of the 64 tribes are represented by our student body.
NOC’s education department which provides free, quality education to all children within our care. We believe that the better way to change the lives of these children is to give them an education.
Daalbaai (term in native language which means “happiness is a result of availability of food”):
This is NOC’s agriculture sector with the mission to promote indigenous food production and to reduce dependency on international humanitarian aid relief. The fertility of the land, plus plenty of rain, has convinced us that South Sudan can be one of the bread basket countries in the world.
“… A land flowing with milk and honey, the most beautiful of all lands” (Ezekiel 20:6)