5. UISG
USG
Union of
Union of
International
Superiors
Superiors
General
General
(Men
(Women
Religious)
Solidarity with Religious)
South Sudan
SCBC
Sudan Catholic
Bishops’
Conference
6. SOLIDARITY WITH SOUTH SUDAN
responds to vital needs
by creatively merging
the talents
of
over 200 religious
congregations
and other partners
who network together
in support
of this project.
7. Malakal:
Teacher Training
Institute
Wau:
Health Training Institute
Yambio: TTC Juba: Coordinating Office
Currently, Riimenze: and pastoral
pastoral, agriculture
30 religious and
2 lay volunteers
are working in South Sudan.
16. CHTI ENROLMENT
CHTI Female Male Total
Courses Students Students Students
2012
Registered 12 42 54
Nursing
Registered 10 11 21
Midwifery
Total CHTI 22 53 75
Students
26. AGRICULTURE--RIIMENZE
Community agriculture
workshops “reconnect”
people with the land
and
promote benefits of long
term sustainable
agricultural systems
27. AGRICULTURE--RIIMENZE
Solidarity
looks to expand the
project with creation
of larger scale
sustainable
market-oriented
agricultural production.
28. AGRICULTURE--WAU
Small,
experimental
agricultural plot
to provide food
for the CHTI.
29. SOLIDARITY WITH SOUTH SUDAN
Act of Solidarity
New Paradigm for
Mission
Collaboration
Partnership
Sign of Hope
What relationships to resources do participants on call have access to:ReligiousLay volunteersLonger term commitment – 18ms to 3 years
Possible polling question:What areas to participants have expertise in:Education, Health, Pastoral, AgricultureEducation, Health, PastoralEducation, HealthEducationWhat areas could participants support us on through Direct resourcingAccess to resourcingSupport in form of advice on funders in US
In 2008, the first team began with English classes for teachers (much needed because education had been in Arabic until 2005; now the school curriculum must be in English)Later in 2008 into early 2009, the new team worked on developing the TTI curriculum for in-service, based on the GOSS MoEST curriculum. In March 2009, the 4-year in-service program began with 47 teachers from 22 primary schoolshave enrolled. 5 staff members – 4 sisters from Canada, Ireland, India and 1Southern Sudanese teach a 2-month face to face session, followed by supervision visits during the 10 months that primary schools are in session.The TTI plan calls for the Malakal to be the center for a distance learning model of teacher training and to have up to eight satellite centers in different dioceses. (This depends on funds.)More personnel are expected for education/TTI: 3 De LaSalle Brothers are expected in the future: Bill Firman and Heldon Fernando in September and Denis Loft in January 2010, and MFIC – NualaMulleady in Sept. Not all may be going to Malakal…to be decided.
