Our women empowerment project has helped more South Sudanese by enhancing their skill set in financial stability, thus enabling them to witness changes in their families and communities. 

Using a Village Saving Loans model (VSLA), SSWU provided training and facilitated the formation of small groups of about 15 – 25 members. Upon completion of training, the trainees are supported with seed money through their groups to start a small business. The borrowed amount is refunded to the group on an agreed term. The money is then used as a revolving funds to support other groups. 200 Women from the refugees and IDPs benefited from our Village Saving and Loans between 2020-2022.