WHO WE ARE

The Reproductive Health Association of South Sudan (RHASS) is a leading indigenous non-profit organization committed to improving sexual and reproductive health and rights through quality healthcare services, community outreach, youth empowerment, advocacy, and strategic partnerships.

Since 2012, we have worked alongside communities to ensure that women, men, girls, boys, and young people have access to the information and services they need to live healthy, dignified lives.

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Through community outreach, health service delivery, advocacy, and partnerships, RHASS continues to improve access to life-saving sexual and reproductive health services while promoting dignity, equality, and informed choice for all.

IMPACT STATS

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FEATURED PROGRAMS

Our programs are thoughtfully designed to address real community needs, promote self-reliance, and create sustainable opportunities in education, etc.

FAMILY PLANNING & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

Expanding access to quality family planning information and services so individuals and families can make informed health choices.

ADOLESCENT & YOUTH HEALTH

Empowering young people through youth-friendly health services, trusted information, and opportunities to lead positive change.

MATERNAL & WOMEN'S HEALTH

Supporting women with quality reproductive healthcare, antenatal services, and essential health information for healthier lives.

GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE PREVENTION

Promoting safer communities, protecting rights, and advocating against violence and discrimination.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Reaching underserved and conflict-affected communities with essential health information and integrated services.

CAPACITY BUILDING & ADVOCACY

Training health workers and volunteers while advocating for responsive policies and stronger sexual and reproductive health systems.

WHERE WE WORK

RHASS delivers life-changing programs in multiple states, reaching underserved and vulnerable populations through healthcare services, advocacy, education, and community engagement.