Presbyterian Relief and Development Agency

Who we are

The Presbyterian Relief and Development Agency (PRDA) is a Relief and Development arm of the Presbyterian Church of South Sudan and Sudan (PCOSS/S), established in 1993 and registered as an NGO by the Kenyan Government and the SRRC in 1996 and 2003 respectively. It was admitted to OLS/UNICEF consortium membership in 1997. It was registered by the Ministry of Legal Affairs and Constitutional Development of the Republic of South Sudan in 2008 and subsequently renewed in 2012. PRDA has since its inception worked with the war affected and the marginalized communities of South Sudan providing emergency relief services and development programs and continually builds the affected peoples' capacities to prepare them for self-reliance and sustainable development.

Presbyterian Relief and Development Agency (PRDA) is legally registered as a National-Non-Governmental Organization (NNGO) by Ministry of Legal Affairs and Constitutional Development with its Certificate Registration 430 renewed in 2021 by Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) under Chapter 3, Section 10 of NGOs Act, 2016.
Our Vission
A peaceful, empowered and developed South Sudanese society.
Our Mission
To carry out community-based relief, rehabilitation and development activities that meet and address the overall social and physical needs of the people of South Sudan, including child-care and women empowerment
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Our Core Values

PRDA’s works, functions and relations are driven, inspired and directed by a set of core values that uniquesly identifies PRDA based on its moral belief, Christian ethos, and human principles/ There are five distinct PRDA core values:

  • Dignity of every person
  • Unity of purpose
  • Mutual submission
  • Trueness of love and care

Our Projects

PRDA’s track record of past activities and partners/donors

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Akobo Integrated Program

Activities
Agriculture, Health
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: EED, ECO, ICCO, IMC, UNICEF/WHO

Leer Community Midwifery Training School

Activities
Health
Start: 2006 End: Running
Partners: Mission21, UW-Australia, UNFPA

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Maiwut Agriculture Program

Activities
Agriculture
Start: 2003 End: 2013
Partners: Mission 21

Thematic Primacies

  • Health Intervention
  • Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (Wash) Intervention
  • Agriculture Intervention
  • Education Intervention
  • Education Intervention
  • Integrated Sectors
    • Gender Justice
    • Peace Building

PRDA Target Beneficiaries

  • Vulnerable communities affescted by flood insecurity and poor livelihood base due to conflict and non-conflict (natural) hazards including draught and floods
  • Vulnerable youth and women severely affected by conflict
  • Population affected by displacement such as IDPs and returnee refugees and those displaced because of natural disaster such as flooing and draught

Our Strategic Objectives

Human Response

Quality Health, Water,
Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)

Agriculture
and Education

Facts about our work

The communities that we serve have been very cooperative, receptive, participative and ready to own the programs which has been a motivation factor in program management at is geared towards sustainability of all the programs.

Beneficiaries

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Over 200 individuals and families are direct beneficiaries of our programme

Happy Supporters

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100+ people support our mission

Volunteers

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Our work would not be possible without
dedicatd volunteers.
Welcome to our community-driven programs, where cooperation and participation are key to sustainable change. Your support, whether through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word, fuels our mission to make a real difference in people's lives. Join us today in building a brighter future together.

Recent News

Discover the latest updates on our community-driven initiatives, where every development brings us closer to our goal of sustainable change.

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Disaster
12 02
Jul 14, 2019

Water is more essential

Publisher: Admin 1
Disaster
12 02
Jul 14, 2019

Water is more essential

Publisher: Admin 1
Disaster
12 02
Jul 14, 2019

Water is more essential

Publisher: Admin 1
Disaster
12 02
Jul 14, 2019

Water is more essential

Publisher: Admin 1

Reviews from some community members

Very Remarkable

PRDA's holistic approach in South Sudan is remarkable. Their commitment to empowerment and sustainable solutions shines through every project. Transparent and collaborative, they ensure every donation counts

You are a beacon of hope

Witnessing their impact firsthand, I've seen lives transformed through essential services and grassroots initiatives. Their dedication to empowering communities is truly inspiring.

Admirable resillience

Despite challenges, they continue to deliver essential services and support to those in need. Their impact is profound, and their commitment unwavering.