Together for

Humanity

HAA was established to provide humanitarian and development aid to uprooted and vulnerable populations.

Specific Objectives

Health

Improve health through hygiene education, preventive care, maternal-child services, sanitation, waste management, immunization, and welfare to reduce mortality.

Humanitarian Assistance:

Deliver timely relief in both natural and man-made disasters.

Education:

Expand access to quality education services for children and youth.

Youth Empowerment:

Establish youth groups across South Sudan to foster leadership and community engagement.

Civil Society Capacity Building:

Support and build the capacity of civil society and community-based organizations.

Human Resource Development

Strengthen knowledge and skills to improve participatory rural development programmes in collaboration with community partners.

Women’s Empowerment:

Implement welfare and development programmes that promote socio-economic empowerment of women through active participation in all development initiatives.

Agricultural Development:

Provide training and capacity building for farmers, promote faster-maturing crops, and preposition food stocks for vulnerable areas.

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Water and Sanitation:

Improve access to clean water through trucking, treatment, and rehabilitation of water points; provide emergency latrines and hygiene services for displaced populations.

Our Donors: Partners in Change

Our donors are the backbone of our humanitarian and development mission. Their generosity fuels life-changing programmes, strengthens communities, and brings hope where it is needed most.

Where We Work, Beneficiaries, and Organizational Capacity

Human Appeal Associates (HAA) is committed to transforming lives across South Sudan. Between 2017 and 2024, HAA reached 50,000 people—40% women, 35% men, and 25% children—ensuring inclusion of persons with disabilities and people living with HIV/AIDS.
Operating in 10 states and 15 counties, HAA implements programs in justice, WASH, health, education, and food security & livelihoods (FSL) that deliver tangible results while strengthening systems. By engaging in national and state-level policy processes, HAA has contributed to the adoption of policies and guidelines that expand equitable access for vulnerable populations.

HAA’s strength lies in its 80+ South Sudanese professionals, who lead interventions across Health, WASH, FSL, Education, Protection, and NFI clusters. With headquarters in Juba and operational presence in Wau, Yambio, Lakes, Warrap, Upper Nile, Unity, Jonglei, Eastern Equatoria, Northern Bahr el Ghazal, and Abyei Administrative Area, HAA ensures support reaches those most in need.
As a registered member of the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC No. 2363) and the NGO Forum, HAA promotes transparent response mapping, reduces duplication, and strengthens equitable coverage. Every dollar invested translates into measurable impact, stronger systems, and lasting change for South Sudan’s most vulnerable communities.

Becoming a Partner

Human Appeal Associates (HAA) believes that sustainable change is only possible through strong partnerships. We welcome collaboration with organizations, institutions, and individuals who share our vision of dignity, equality, and resilience for all communities.

Strategy

Five-Year Strategy Plan (2025–2030)

Human Appeal Associates (HAA) has developed a five-year strategic plan (2025–2030) to guide its humanitarian and development programming. The plan focuses on three core thematic areas—emergencies, health, and livelihoods—with objectives that are interlinked and mutually reinforcing.

Donation

Donations are vital to sustaining our work and reaching the most vulnerable communities. Every contribution—large or small—helps us provide emergency relief, healthcare, education, clean water, food security, and livelihood support.

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