Our Mission
To fund GIN South Sudan in their efforts to provide literacy, basic education, and support services for those 12 and older in South Sudan’s Ulang County, which is in the eastern part of Upper Nile State in South Sudan. It’s situated along the River Sobat.
Our Vision
The GIN US and GIN South Sudan partnership is one of support and solidarity, with the South Sudan partners addressing the needs of the residents of Ulang County, South Sudan.
Our History
Founded in 2022, GIN works to bridge the educational gap for vulnerable groups, particularly 12 years and over, young adults, and women, who lack access to formal education due to geographic and socio-economic barriers. Through grassroots initiatives, GIN empowers local communities by providing the necessary resources, support, and education to help improve their quality of life and reduce poverty. GIN’s core programs include offering literacy and basic education to children of 12 years and over and young adults with educational resources and support for the continued education of young girls. The organization also addresses health and hygiene needs by distributing hygiene kits to students and fostering an environment conducive to learning.
With a small but dedicated team of volunteer teachers, GIN collaborates with local schools, educators, and community members to promote educational development and create sustainable change. GIN is organized as two registered nongovernmental organizations (one in South Sudan and one in Michigan) but operates with collaboration between the Boards of Directors in each nation. Five volunteer teachers in South Sudan, and more other volunteers in South Sudan and the U.S. If you are interested in helping us, make a difference by making a monetary donation, please know that your tax-deductible gift will be used to create a bright and self-sustaining future for many lives. Visit our website to see how to donate and to learn more about GIN’s mission and how you can become involved.
