Mother and Children Development Aid (MacDA) is a Woman Led National Humanitarian and Development Organization, legally registered and mandated to operate in the Republic of South Sudan by the Ministry of Justice and South Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (SSRRC) under South Sudan NGO Act 2003. 

We work with and in communities affected by natural and man-made disasters in South Sudan providing lifesaving assistance to Internally Displaced Persons, Returnees and Vulnerable host communities. In all our programs, we prioritize safety, access, dignity, and Inclusion to ensure we are considering the safety of programme participants, that different groups can access and participate in programme, and that their inherent dignity is respected in all interactions. We are guided by the principles of empowerment, participation, intersectionality, accountability, interconnectedness, safeguarding and safe and meaningful access to humanitarian assistance. Aware that factors such as age, disability and gender can create or entrench discrimination, we consider Inclusion to be key in our work. 

We ensure we leave no one behind in our programme. Also, we adapt our interventions to ensure beneficiaries are drawn from different and diverse groups based on needs facing them to promote the inclusion of everyone and particularly the most vulnerable. We believe no one is beyond reach. We adhere to core humanitarian standards and commitments and that people affected by crisis can expect: