Aid Link Organization (ALO), is a women-led, non-profit, non-governmental, non – political and non-sectarian National NGO incorporated in 2013 and is legally registered with the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) at the national level under NGO Act 2016, under the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs; Republic of South Sudan, Certificate Reg. No.: 1691.This Local NGO was formed from the aspirations of the local communities to deal with the present socio-economic and environmental problems in diverse local settings by means of good understanding and sharing the problems each other and to find out the best way of solving the problems through free discussion and people participation in the decision making and get-together under an umbrella of ALO. The organization has since grown into a reputable NNGO within its spectra implementing emergency and developmental programs in partnerships with other like-minded national and international organizations, individuals, local authorities and national government.
To advance social, political and economic equality for women and girls, and setting global standards for achieving gender equality in South Sudan
Functioning to advance and sustain values
and create enabling environment and
processes in which every woman and girl
can exercise her human rights and live up
to her full potential
We believe that everyone is a child of God, born with the same rights as everyone else. We work to support those whose rights are abused and whose dignity is disregarded.
A Women’s and Girls’ Rights Upfront (WGRU) which seeks to elevate women’s and girls’ well-being higher up on the international peace and security agenda both in terms of making it a priority for all actors, and by ensuring women and girls participate in peace processes that impact their future. By prioritizing the needs of women and girls, we can also begin to address the underlying factors that contribute to the vulnerability of women and girls to violence, lack of access to education, employment opportunities, healthcare, reliable supplies of food and water, shelter, and/or have experienced displacement from their families.
These eight important values are the building blocks that constitute ALO‛s humanitarian support and services value system. They ensure that our staff, partners, volunteers, suppliers/vendors, and anyone who comes into contact with ALO adheres to the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence, which are fundamental to humanitarian action.