Kulea’tu xxx (“Nurture them well”) is a long-term campaign to mobilize communities, institutions, and policymakers around shared responsibility for child development. It is more than a communications initiative; it is a movement platform linking communities, narratives, and systems.
The Kulea’tu Campaign 2026 Series is a national lensed platform advancing child development, youth participation, and education innovation in South Sudan. The Campaign 2026 Series is designed as a collaborative national platform. We welcome partners ready to deploy their expertise, mandate, and resources to help create visible, meaningful, and lasting impact for children and communities.
| Level | Contribution ($) | Contribution Focus | Visibility & Engagement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 1,000 | Targeted event or activity support | Logo on materials, social media recognition |
| Silver | 1,500 | Multi-activity support | Branding at events, media mentions, participation slots |
| Gold | 2,000 | Major event sponsorship | Prominent branding, speaking opportunities, exhibition space |
| Platinum | 3,000 | Lead campaign partner | Top-tier visibility, strategic recognition, co-branding across campaign platforms |
Partners gain strong brand visibility, direct engagement with communities, cross-sector networking, and the opportunity to contribute to lasting improvements in education, child protection, and youth leadership.
Together, we can nurture a generation ready to lead South Sudan forward.
The Kulea’tu Junior Debate Championship 2026 is a flagship learning and leadership platform designed to nurture confident, thoughtful, and engaged young citizens. Through structured debate, children gain safe opportunities to express their ideas, explore real-life issues, and practice respectful dialogue.
Kulea’tu Mission Week 2026 is a dynamic national engagement platform that connects children, educators, creatives, and partners through mentorship, storytelling, and public dialogue. It blends inspiration with action — creating space to showcase innovation, launch flagship initiatives, and mobilize collective responsibility for child development.
Mission Week bridges this gap by delivering mentorship and inspiration directly to schools and workspaces, highlighting strategic program milestones, partnership achievements, and success stories. It fosters collaborative action for child development and participation, serves as a launchpad for flagship programs, and catalyse sustained public and private investment, making Mission Week both a celebration of progress and a strategic call to action.
Hold the Child and partners deliver interactive sessions in selected Juba schools focused on leadership, life skills, creative expression, and goal setting.
These visits also spotlight partner programs and connect schools to ongoing opportunities beyond the week.
A flagship public advocacy and fundraising event featuring:
Mission Week 2026 aims to engage:
The Kulea’tu Education Marketplace 2026 is a national platform designed to showcase practical innovations, foster collaboration, and mobilize investment for education improvement in South Sudan. It brings together educators, policymakers, researchers, private sector actors, development partners, and community organizations in one interactive learning and partnership space.
South Sudan’s education sector faces significant gaps in infrastructure, teaching quality, learning outcomes, and system coordination. At the same time, many effective local and regional solutions remain under-recognized or under-supported. The Education Marketplace bridges this gap by aligning innovation with national education priorities and expanding visibility for what works.
The Marketplace aims to spotlight solutions that improve quality, access, inclusion, and system capacity in education, while strengthening collaboration between those designing policy, delivering services, and financing change.
Tentatively on 8-9th September 2026, the 2-day parallel exhibition and dialogue event will include
Opening ceremony and keynote, followed by an interactive exhibition featuring education innovations, research posters, and EdTech demonstrations. Panel discussions and breakout labs explore themes such as early childhood development, teacher professional development, girls’ education, and safe, inclusive schools.
High-level policy discussions with government and partners, sessions on financing education in fragile contexts, and the launch of sector policy briefs. The day concludes with partnership pitch sessions, networking, and investment commitment moments.
Mission Week 2026 aims to engage:
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