PROGRAMS
Christian Education
Proverbs 22:6 Train a Child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it.
38% of the South Sudan population is under the age of 15.
True wisdom begins with revering God and integrating Faith into Daily Life to equip and prepare one for righteous living.
Education is the process of acquiring knowledge, skills and an understanding of the world and life. Education at the Inter-Ethnic Academy (IEA) at Nile Orphan Care (NOC) unifies the children from various tribes throughout South Sudan as they acquire the knowledge and skills needed to build a strong foundation that will guide their future. Education gives each child the chance to succeed in Life.
Loving God with your Mind is the purpose of a Christ-Centered Education. An Educated Mind can build a personal relationship with Jesus, and Grow in Faith, Character and Wisdom. A Christian Education guides the children of IEA, with God’s Love, to be Kind, to Do Good Works and to Discern between Good and Evil as they Grow in Faith.
Biblical Discipleship Training / Spiritual Care
Matthew 28:19-20 …Make Disciples of ALL Nations …by Teaching them to Obey and Follow Christs Commands.
Discipleship Training Transforms Lives and Equips Believers to understand God, His Kingdom and Spiritual Warfare as a personal relationship is developed with Christ and the Holy Spirit. Faithful Disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ are a Witness and a Model of Spiritual Growth in their daily walk with Jesus Christ. Disciples work together and Disciple One Another to develop a personal and deeper relationship with Jesus creating New Disciples.
Spiritual Care is nurturing through Prayer, Devotions and Growth in Faith and Love and Trusting that Jesus is a part of ones Life Every Moment of Every Day!
Nightly, the children that reside at NOC gather for a time of Singing, Devotions and Prayer. This time of fellowship is lead by the children / students who are Disciples of Jesus Christ.
Healthcare
Jeremiah 33:6 God will bring healing and health to his people.
The PCC NOC School Clinic provides essential healthcare to address the immediate health needs of the children that reside at NOC and the students of Inter-Ethnic Academy. The clinic Nurse is active with the Inter-Ethnic Academy Hygiene Club as they work together on Sanitation to initiate Healthy Daily Habits as: Personal Hygiene (WASH), Environmental Cleanliness (Bathrooms, Kitchen, Campus grounds), Feminine Hygiene Care (Days for Girls Hygiene Kits) and Empowering the Children to Maintain Their Own Health through an increased awareness of their own Health needs and Prevention practices.
The PCC NOC School Clinic has established a relationship with The Juba Medical Complex (JMC) Health Care Facility and Specialty Providers to aid in complicated and emergency cases that are outside the realm of the PCC NOC School Clinic.
SANITATION
Sanitation compliments Health to Stop the Spread of Disease. Sanitation encompasses Personal Hygiene (Bathing / Feminine Care, Oral Care), Hand Washing, Clean Water, Bathroom Facilities (Toilets, Sinks and Showers), Kitchen Cleanliness, M-100 Bleach Device, (General Cleaning and Dish Washing), Dorm Cleanliness, Environmental Cleanliness (cleaning the grounds of debris and trash) and Laundering of Clothes (Hand Washing Machines). Implementation and Education of good Sanitation practices pulls all of the above together to Prevent Illness and to Stop the Spread of Germs / Bacteia and to protect the the well-being of the children that reside at NOC.
Shared initiatives
PCC is working along side Nile Orphan Care to ensure that every CHILD has access to Clean Water, Nutritious Food, a Safe Place to Learn (classrooms) and Sleep (dorms), Clean Sanitation Facilities (bathrooms and showers) and support the implementation of vocational and skills training programs.