Jamnel Care Organization (JCO) is a national organization that was established in 2019 by young women and adolescent girls in response to women and girls needs exacerbated by war and community conflicts, but registered in 2022 with Relief and Rehabilitation Commission with Registration No 4393. JCO delivers response in the local community supporting the most vulnerable and marginalized in Central Equatorial State and Unity States with a vision to expand its response to other states across South Sudan. JCO plays a major role in providing robust intervention in women and girl’s rights, gender promotion, women and girls economic empowerment to curb poverty through skills training, advocacy on girl child education, advocacy against Gender Based Violence, promoting environmental justice, and ensuring youth and women inclusion in economic development. JCO intervenes in promoting health programming by promoting HIV education, and enhancing public health through community engagement and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) initiatives.

At JCO, we are at the forefront of addressing HIV-related stigma and discrimination in South Sudan. Since our inception, we have prioritized amplifying the voices of communities living with and affected by HIV. With a strong commitment to human rights and meaningful engagement, we place people living with HIV and communities at the center of our work. Utilizing evidence-based approaches, we have a proven track record of combatting HIV-related stigma and discrimination. We excel in conducting capacity-building activities with networks and organizations of people living with HIV, empowering them to lead change within their communities.