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2015 - A key part of ATC's story from the Who We Are section.
ATC is a Christian charitable mission serving marginalized and war-affected communities through discipleship, humanitarian relief, education, trauma healing, and sustainable community care.
Answering the Call is a Christian charitable organization formed to stand with communities facing war, poverty, displacement, and limited access to care. Established in 2015 in the heart of the Nuba Mountains, ATC was born from a deep commitment to serve marginalized people living in war-affected and...
2015 - A key part of ATC's story from the Who We Are section.
10K+ - The people and communities reflected in ATC's ongoing mission.
"Restoring dignity to the marginalized through holistic community care."
This is the short version of the Who We Are story. The About page carries the fuller background, purpose, and ministry journey behind ATC.
ATC responds to community needs through a holistic model that connects faith, learning, leadership, healing, and practical livelihood support.
The primary aim of the Answering the Call Organization is to drawing people closer to God by yielding to Christ urge for us to make disciples of all nations. This pillar intention is to bring spiritual nourishment to all the Nuba people and beyond without any discrimination. It will do so by providing supportive hand to the servants of God through short refresher trainings. This will in turn a have impact in the society by gaining more flock to Christ. Mass evangelization will also be encouraged through crusades, spiritual conferences and ‘get together meetings.’
Focus: Disciple Making Read moreFormal education is a serious issue in Nuba Mountains. Many children are not able to pursue education because of few facilities which are not fully equipped and lack stationaries. There are few secondary schools, majority of which have untrained academic staff. Many girls still miss out to join schools because either the parents cannot support them to send them to school or they get pregnant early and drop out from schools. There are no colleges for those who graduate from high school to continue furthering their education. This pillar aims to address these challenges by advocating for rapid girl child education, providing academic materials and supplies to various primary schools, train local teachers and equip them with the modern skills that are required. The organization aims to build one secondary school in future that will be able to absorb the students who finish primary school and are not able to progress with their high school studies. The long term will be to build a college where majority can further their education.
Focus: Education Read moreHealth Project aimed at improving the health and well-being of individuals and families within our community The project focuses on promoting access to quality health services, disease prevention, health education, maternal and child health care, and community awareness on healthy living practices.
Focus: Health Read moreThis pillar will deal with empowerment, leadership development and training. As highlighted above, the leadership challenges can be addressed through seminars, conferences and workshops. The organization intends to train both church leaders as well as community leaders. This initiative will have huge impact in future in the region’s leadership. It will include benchmarking, practical skills as well as youth talent nurturing.
Focus: Leadership Development and Training Read moreIn order to make the Nuba people reliable in future and to depend on themselves, there is need to launch socioeconomic projects such as small medium enterprises like tailoring. Farmers need to be trained on the modern methods of farming. This will include land preparation techniques, ploughing, weeding, harvesting as well as storage of farm’s produce. Farmers also need to be trained on how to diversify their farming activities such as poultry rearing, horticulture, cash crop farming among others.
Focus: Development Read moreWASH Project aimed at improving access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services in our community. The project is committed to promoting clean water use, proper sanitation practices, and hygiene awareness to improve the health and well-being of all people, especially children and vulnerable groups.
Focus: WASH Read more
Providing safe drinking water to transform lives and bring hope to underprivileged children.
Bringing healthy, nutritious food to underprivileged children for a brighter, healthier future.
Providing essential medical care to underprivileged children, ensuring a healthier tomorrow.
We maintain a rigorous focus on financial efficiency and programmatic impact, ensuring every gift reaches those who need it most in Sudan and South Sudan.
Every cent of public donations goes directly to our field programs and mission activities. Operational and administrative costs are covered entirely by dedicated private donors.
Ensuring every contribution reaches the front lines of our mission, bypassing unnecessary intermediaries.
Rigorous accountability through annual independent audits and real-time project oversight.
Measuring success through tangible field evidence and community transformation metrics.
Detailed insights into our programmatic reach, financial stewardship, and strategic vision for the future.
Read firsthand testimonials from community members and program participants sharing how ATC support has touched their lives.
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LEADERS TRAINED A total of 82 leaders were successfully trained through the leadership development program. The training brought together leaders for a meaningful and impactful time of learning, fellowship, spiritual growth, and personal development. Throughout the program, participants were equipped with valuable knowledge, practical leadership skills, and biblical principles to strengthen their ability to lead and serve effectively in their churches and communities. The training provided an opportunity for the leaders to deepen their understanding of responsible and servant leadership, strengthen their faith, and learn how to positively influence the people entrusted to their care. The sessions also created a supportive environment where participants could share their experiences, learn from one another, build stronger relationships, and encourage each other in their leadership journeys. Through prayer, teaching, group discussions, and fellowship, many leaders were inspired and renewed in their commitment to serve God and their communities with integrity, wisdom, humility, and dedication. We give thanks to God for the successful completion of this important training and for every life that was touched, strengthened, encouraged, and transformed. We believe that the knowledge and spiritual lessons gained during the program will continue to bear fruit as these 82 leaders return to their churches and communities better equipped to lead, mentor others, and contribute to positive and lasting change. We pray that God will continue to guide, strengthen, and use each of these leaders as instruments of hope, peace, unity, and transformation in the places where they serve.
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Visit to Kandaka Orphanage Primary School, Kauda – Nuba Mountains A memorable and heartwarming visit was made to Kandaka Orphanage Primary School in Kauda, located in the Nuba Mountains. The purpose of the visit was to spend quality time with the children, share the love of Christ, and encourage them through prayer and the teaching of God's Word. During the visit, we gathered together with the children in an atmosphere filled with joy, hope, and faith. We shared biblical messages that reminded them of God's unfailing love, His faithfulness, and His wonderful plans for their lives. We also prayed with each child, asking God to protect them, strengthen them, and guide them as they continue their education and grow in His grace. The children responded with great enthusiasm, participating in prayers, singing songs of praise, and listening attentively to the words of encouragement. Their smiles, laughter, and joyful hearts were a powerful reminder that even in challenging circumstances, the love of Christ can bring comfort, peace, and renewed hope. This visit was not only a blessing to the children but also to everyone who participated. It strengthened our commitment to supporting vulnerable children through spiritual encouragement, compassion, and practical acts of love. We were reminded that every child is precious in the sight of God, deserving of love, care, and the opportunity to build a brighter future. We give thanks to God for opening this opportunity to minister to the children of Kandaka Orphanage Primary School. We pray that the seeds of faith planted during our visit will continue to grow in their hearts, inspiring them to become strong, hopeful, and faithful leaders in their communities. May God continue to bless, protect, and provide for every child, teacher, and caregiver at the school.
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New Sudan Council of Churches (NSCC) Was formed in 1989 by churches in then Sudan/ New Sudan- Region for a unified frontier and evangelical mission amongst the Sudanese people and promote understanding, Collaboration between different religious communities and partners working in the New Sudan. The body later increased its scope to advocates for human rights, promote peacebuilding efforts by mobilize resources to respond to the dire humanitarian situations of the marginalized communities of New Sudan Also, NSCC supports development initiative through the partners to the New Sudan communities.
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