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PROVIDING CLEAN WATER

  • Changes Lives
  • Strengthens Communities 
  • Fights waterborne diseases 
  • 113 wells successfully drilled to date.

Alaska Health Project South Sudan

59% of the population in South Sudan lacks access to safe drinking water. When you join our giving community you are saving lives. Since 2008 we have worked in Fangak County, South Sudan to bring safe drinking water, agricultural development, improved sanitation and the construction of two medical clinics.  As of December 2025 we have successfully completed 113 water wells and work with over 1,000 small family farms. Bringing hope and health for life in South Sudan.

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Fighting Famine with Farming 

  • We work with over 1,000 family farms

  • Over half the farmers are women

  • Providing food for 2,456 children

In South Sudan over 8 million people face severe food insecurity.  Four years of consecutive flooding and thousands of refugees in Old Fangak have intensified the problem in our region.  Alaska Health Project South Sudan fights food insecurity by providing seeds, seedlings and tools to small family farms. Over half our farmers are women. Our agriculture program is feeding 2,456 children.  More...

Want to be part of the "Alaska Team" in South Sudan? Join our mailing list and we'll keep you informed about our work and opportunities to help.

December 2025
Refugee Crisis at Kuernyang - AHPSS Responds

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A water well and flood resilient platform at Kuernyang, South Sudan.

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As floodwaters overtook many villages in Fangak County this past September, thousands of refugees moved to higher ground.  At a village called Kuernyang, the number of displaced people matched the local population.  An estimated 20,000 people now living side by side on a small island.  There wasn't any clean drinking water.  No sanitation.  It was perhaps the worst humanitarian crisis in the region.

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When AHPSS heard about this we mobilized a response.  In mid-November we first assessed the need. Then within a week we had one of our drilling teams, along with supplies for three wells, headed to Kuernyang.

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The result is beyond amazing.  Over the next few weeks AHPSS successfully drilled three new water wells.  While this is not sufficient for 20,000 people, it's a start.  And it's the only clean drinking water available.

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They are celebrating "Alaska" at Kuernyang.  With your help we brought them clean drinking water.   Follow the newsletter link to read more in our December 2025 newsletter.

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