Category: Emergency Response

  • Flood Relief Reaches Families in Bor

    Flood Relief Reaches Families in Bor

    Following severe seasonal flooding, ROCE launched a humanitarian response for affected families in Bor. Relief items were distributed to households struggling to recover from submerged homes and lost belongings.

    The intervention focused on immediate needs while laying groundwork for longer-term recovery across Jonglei State.

  • Cash Transfer Registration for Vulnerable Families in Pibor

    Cash Transfer Registration for Vulnerable Families in Pibor

    ROCE registered vulnerable households in Pibor for unconditional cash transfer support. The registration exercise ensured that flood-affected and at-risk families were accurately documented before distributions began.

    Community leaders assisted in verifying beneficiary lists to maintain transparency and fairness.

  • August Floods Hit Pibor GPAA

    August Floods Hit Pibor GPAA

    ROCE teams responded to heavy flooding in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area between August and September 2025. Rising waters affected rural homesteads and displaced families across low-lying areas.

    Our field staff carried out rapid assessments and coordinated with local authorities to identify the most vulnerable households in need of urgent support.

  • Anticipatory Action Against Floods in Pibor

    Anticipatory Action Against Floods in Pibor

    Ahead of peak flood season, ROCE supported anticipatory action activities in Pibor. Community members engaged in preparedness planning, including moving valuables to higher ground and identifying safe evacuation routes.

    These early measures reduced losses among the most vulnerable households in flood-prone payams.

  • Early Flood Warning Signs in Pibor

    Early Flood Warning Signs in Pibor

    Field monitors documented early signs of flooding in Pibor as river levels began to rise ahead of the peak season.

    ROCE community volunteers tracked water levels and alerted local leaders, helping families prepare before the worst of the seasonal floods arrived.