What we do

“Beyond Sud Sudan…

Together with our partners we care about the needs of South Sudanese children, young people and women. We listen to the most needy and plan strategies that promote sustainable development over time within their communities.

We face the enormous challenges that sadly mark this African region – war, hunger, refugees, lack of infrastructure – and engage every day in initiatives for education, health and human promotion, but also to assist populations in the emergency.

We believe taht gaining awareness of the events that are affecting South Sudan (and that in many cases are left out of the media agenda) is the first sign of concrete solidarity.
Thanks to the organization of events and the promotion of campaigns and initiatives in Italy, with the involvement of schools, institutions, companies, we can be the voice of those who have no voice. Not only for South Sudan, but also for the weaker sectors of Italian society.

Intervention fields

EDUCATION

We take care of growing children, young people and adults in their school and human education.

 

 

 WOMEN

We support young disadvantaged women to have access to school and services and realize their dreams.

 

 

HEALTHCARE

We support the health of the most vulnerable peopleaffected by famine and food insecurity.

DEVELOPMENT

We promote actions that can improve the socio-economic conditions of families in the missions in which we operate.

In Africa

Ongoing Projects

A WELL OF HOPE
FOR THE WOMEN OF TOMORROW
STOP MALNUTRITION
WATER FOR CUEIBET
MORE FOOD, MORE HEALTH
TRAINING CATECHISTS
TO EVERYONE THEIR MEAL

In Italy

CESAR supports the development of humanitarian projects in South Sudan also through the sale of fair trade products and artefacts made by local social cooperatives.

There are two shops and an e-commerce known as Warawara shops: they offer its visitors a wide range of products, ranging from crafts to clothing, foodstuffs, cosmetics and accessories.

In this way WaraWara involves the local territory in a new sensibility towards international solidarity, favoring small changes in the daily lifestyle. Furthermore, it creates bridges of fraternity between the North and the South of the world, coming out of a logic of assistance and fostering alternative and sustainable models of economy.