Every year, International Women’s Day offers an important moment to reflect, celebrate, and recommit to the work of advancing gender... View Article
‘‘SALE OF USED ITEMS’’ GESS2 Project The GESS Project, managed by Mott MacDonald, announces the public sale of used... View Article
Today, I proudly join the world in celebrating the incredible abilities and strengths of persons with disabilities. Having worked alongside... View Article
The Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) 2025 cash transfer commenced on 22nd October 2025. This year’s cash transfers will support:... View Article
Ahead of the 2025 cash transfers, Daniel Gesaka, Team Leader for Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS), was joined by David... View Article
Blog by GESS For World Down Syndrome Day, on 21st March 2025, we call on all governments to improve our... View Article
Happy International Women’s Day! Today, Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) joins the rest of the world to mark International Women’s... View Article
Listen to our important PSA to understand why it’s important for all children, including those with disabilities, to return to... View Article
My name is Mary Nyabuay I work for Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS). I joined GESS this year (2024) as... View Article
In South Sudan, girls’ dreams and visions are often shaped by a mix of hope, determination, and the harsh realities... View Article
On the 5th of October, we marked World Teachers’ Day which is annually celebrated on the 5th of October. This... View Article
241004 Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) Commence Cash Transfers
Happy International Literacy Day! International Literacy Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of September. Since 1967, the day has... View Article
Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) is pleased to announce that preparations for the 2024 cash transfer process are underway. Cash... View Article
Since 2013, May 28th has been designated ‘Menstrual Hygiene Day’ – an annual awareness-raising day to highlight the importance of... View Article
I am Yar Makuei Manyiel and I am a mother of an autistic child and an advocate for children living... View Article