Food security, economic recovery, skills training — building self-reliant communities across South Sudan.
MSA empowers youth and women with the skills, capital and support they need to build sustainable livelihoods — from computer training and tailoring to agriculture and small business start-ups.
Programs that strengthen food production and reduce hunger — supporting agriculture groups and homestead gardening for vulnerable households.
Business skills training, start-up capital and top-up support for women and youth to launch or grow small enterprises.
Computer, tailoring, mechanics, driving and other practical skills that lead directly to employment or self-employment.
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MSA supports agriculture groups and vulnerable households to improve food production and access — through training, agricultural inputs and homestead gardening.
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We provide business skills training, start-up capital for women IDPs, and top-up capital for existing small businesses — helping families move from survival to stability.
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Youth trained in basic computer literacy, Microsoft Office and internet skills — opening doors to office jobs, freelancing and further study.
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Practical, in-demand trades for youth who have not had the chance to complete formal education — including tailoring, motor mechanics and driving.
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MSA supports youth through sports programs that build leadership and teamwork, and through agriculture groups that improve food production and income.
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MSA works intensively with women — especially women IDPs — to improve their livelihoods through small business training, start-up capital, top-up capital and homestead gardening. The goal is simple: help women earn, save and grow.
Youth Skills Training
Computer, technical & vocational tracks
Computer
Digital skills
Certified
On completion
MSA targets youth — both in-school and out-of-school — with practical, income-generating skills. From computer training to technical trades, we equip young people to get employed or become self-employed.
Many of the youth we work with have not had the chance to complete formal education. Our training programs are designed to meet them where they are, and to give them skills that are actually in demand in their communities.
Basic computer literacy, Microsoft Office, internet — opening doors to office jobs and freelancing.
Tailoring, mechanics, driving and other practical skills that lead directly to employment.
Youth agriculture groups and sports programs that build income, leadership and community.
Women Empowering Women
Business skills & start-up capital
300+ Women
Empowered
Start-up Capital
For women IDPs
Women are the backbone of South Sudanese families and communities. MSA invests in women — especially women IDPs — through business training, start-up capital, top-up capital and homestead gardening.
The result is not just income — it is confidence, dignity, and the ability to provide for children. Women who have been through MSA programs have started tailoring shops, small retail businesses, restaurants, and agricultural enterprises.
Training on small business management, bookkeeping and market awareness.
Initial capital for women (especially IDPs) to launch small businesses.
Additional capital for women already running very small businesses — to help them grow.
Support for home gardens that improve family nutrition and provide extra income.
Basic computer literacy, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and internet use.
Garment making, cutting, sewing and small business setup for fashion and repair work.
Motor vehicle and motorcycle repair — a trade that is always in demand across South Sudan.
Professional driving skills and licence preparation — leading to jobs with NGOs, government and private companies.
Improving agricultural productivity for youth and women groups — crop management, tools and market access.
FeaturedWomenSmall business start-ups
AgricultureYouth farming initiatives
YouthDigital skills for jobs
EmpowermentCapital & mentoring
EmpowermentCapital & mentoring
We work with communities to understand what skills are in demand, what businesses are viable, and what barriers hold people back.
We deliver practical, hands-on training in skills that lead directly to employment or self-employment — no theory without application.
We provide start-up and top-up capital for women and youth who complete our programs — so they can actually put their new skills to work.
We accompany graduates with mentoring, market linkages and follow-up visits — because starting a business is only the first step.
"After the computer training, I got a job at an NGO office. I never thought I would be working on a computer — now I use Excel every day."
Youth Graduate
Computer Skills Training
"The start-up capital helped me open a small shop. Now I can pay school fees for my children without depending on anyone else."
Woman Entrepreneur
Small Business Program
"The agriculture group gave us better seeds and training. Our harvest doubled, and we can sell the extra at the market."
Agriculture Group Member
Youth Agriculture Program
Support MSA's resilience programs — help us train more youth, empower more women, and build self-reliant communities across South Sudan.