Page Stories Stories about children, their families and the people with whom we work UNICEFSouthSudan/Ohanesian Article Malaria season Rain and flooding are causing malaria surges Read the story Photo Essay Destruction by water More than 600,000 people are affected by the floods in South Sudan, Jonglei state is one of the areas hardest hit. See the story Photo Essay Within reach UNICEF is using outreach mechanisms to reach the flood affected population in Jongle See the story Article Double trouble Conflict and floods are pushing people to their limits Read the story Photo Essay Nothing like a summer camp The flood water has split Pibor in two, making what was dryland a busy port See the story Article Waiting for water Communities in Juba are anticipating the sound of clean water rushing out of their new water kiosks. Read the story Load more items View all stories More to explore Page What we do How UNICEF works to protect the rights of every child in South Sudan Visit the page Page Press centre Find the latest news on issues affecting children in South Sudan Visit the page Page Research and reports UNICEF’s work is grounded in empirical data, rigorous research and thoughtful analysis. Visit the page Page Take action For more than 70 years, UNICEF has led the global fight for children’s rights. Join us. Visit the page
