
Care in the Hardest-to-Reach Places
Mobile clinics bring healthcare to communities cut off by conflict and floods.






We deploy mobile medical units and field clinics to deliver care to families affected by conflict, floods and disease outbreaks — and provide lifesaving supplies to a health system under immense strain.
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Mobile clinics bring healthcare to communities cut off by conflict and floods.

Skilled birth attendants and equipped maternity wards protect mothers and newborns.

Teams deploy within 48 hours of disease outbreaks and disasters.

Mass immunization drives protect children from preventable diseases.

Therapeutic feeding and clean water save lives in vulnerable communities.

Building a resilient local health workforce across South Sudan.
OMA-SSD relieves the suffering of those affected by conflict, disaster and disease across South Sudan — often in difficult and dangerous environments. We deliver vital healthcare services and training that help devastated communities move from relief to self-reliance.
Learn about our approachA society where every individual — regardless of location, identity, or circumstance — has access to quality, dignified, and life-saving healthcare, with mothers, newborns, and children at the heart of resilient community wellbeing.
To deliver responsive, evidence-based, and community-centered health action, prioritising Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (MNCH) as the foundation of societal health. We strengthen local health systems, build sustainable capacity, and save lives through direct clinical service, emergency response, and community-driven healthcare across vulnerable and underserved populations.
The principles that guide every action we take across South Sudan.
The health of mothers, newborns and children is the bedrock of a thriving society — we place MNCH at the center of all we do.
We place the dignity, rights and welfare of affected individuals at the heart of all medical action.
Non-discriminatory care based strictly on need, independent of ethnicity, religion, gender or politics.
We prioritise the most vulnerable — especially mothers, infants and those with the most urgent medical needs.
Uncompromising transparency, integrity and ethical responsibility to communities, partners and donors.
Local populations are co-creators in designing, implementing and evaluating our health programs.
Flexible, evidence-based, resourceful approaches that dismantle barriers to health access.

We work with the Ministry of Health and partners to stop cholera, measles, hepatitis and malaria — deploying rapid response teams, treatment centres and vaccination campaigns that protect communities before outbreaks spread.
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We train midwives and equip maternal wards so that more mothers and newborns across South Sudan can have healthy pregnancies and safe deliveries — even in the hardest-to-reach counties.
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Proper hygiene is a key ingredient to good health. We teach communities how to prevent disease through good hygiene, while helping provide access to safe water and sanitary conditions in clinics and homes.
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Training builds knowledge, instils confidence and fosters self-reliance. From community health workers to clinical staff, we strengthen the skills that keep South Sudan's health system running.
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Our teams work in some of the most difficult environments in South Sudan to ensure access to lifesaving medical care and protection for civilians caught in conflict — and to support communities hosting displaced families.
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We have hundreds of staff across the country, the vast majority recruited locally. Because our approach spans relief, recovery and resilience, training is an essential part of everything we do — anchoring knowledge in the communities we serve.
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Your gift will help us respond to emergencies and provide lifesaving medical care across all 10 states of South Sudan — from mobile clinics to maternal wards.
Donate NowFind out how, with your support, we're delivering medical relief to communities across South Sudan.

When cholera was confirmed in Unity State, our rapid response teams mobilised within 48 hours — setting up treatment units and oral rehydration points to contain the spread.
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Malaria remains one of the leading killers of children under five in South Sudan. We break down how we prevent, detect and treat it in the communities we serve.
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Record flooding displaced thousands of families in Jonglei. Find out how our mobile clinics and WASH teams are reaching cut-off communities with emergency care.
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