Flooding emergency in Greater Pibor & Upper Nile: Over 24,000 displaced families urgently require shelter and WASH support.
Exodus Foundation International is a non-profit organization committed to empowering individuals, supporting communities, and creating sustainable opportunities for a better, brighter future for all.
FIELD HEADQUARTERS IN JUBA • HUBS IN KAMPALA & GAMBELLA
TARGET INSTITUTIONAL ALLIANCES & REGISTRATION SPONSORSHIP
Direct, transparent outcomes delivered across South Sudan, Uganda, and Ethiopia.
Exodus Foundation International is a non-profit organization committed to empowering individuals, supporting communities, and creating sustainable opportunities for a better, brighter future for all.
To empower vulnerable individuals and communities through education, empowerment, and sustainable development initiatives.
A world where every individual has the opportunity to thrive with dignity and hope.

Delivering multi-sector assistance tailored to frontline realities.
LivelihoodsRestoring agricultural production, seed security, livestock support, and climate-smart farming for vulnerable farming households.
Rapid humanitarian response providing non-food items, emergency dignity shelter, and life-saving relief supplies during crisis shocks.
EducationRebuilding primary learning centers, teacher training, accelerated learning programs, and child-friendly safe protection spaces.
Primary health services, maternal and child healthcare, outpatient therapeutic feeding, and mobile health outreach teams.
InfrastructureSolar-powered water yard construction, borehole drilling, sanitation facilities, and community hygiene education.
Grassroots conflict transformation, inter-community dialogue, peace committees, and cattle corridor mediation.
Economic independence, GBV referral pathways, safe women spaces, and female leadership capacity building.
Vocational technical education, digital skills training, entrepreneurship incubators, and youth peace innovation hubs.
Delivering urgent emergency shelter materials, water purification tablets, high-energy biscuits, and mosquito nets to flood-isolated communities in Greater Pibor.
Measurable project implementations in South Sudan, Uganda, and Ethiopia.


Operating operational bases and refugee settlement hubs in South Sudan, Uganda, and Ethiopia.
Exodus Foundation International Operational Headquarters, country coordination, logistics staging, policy compliance, and national advocacy hub.
After spending five years in a refugee camp in Uganda, Grace returned home to Kajo-Keji with four young children. Today, she leads a 30-member seed producer group cultivating certified sorghum and groundnuts.
Ensuring compliance, operational integrity, and local accountability.
Prof John Lupayi Charles is the Executive Director of Exodus Foundation International. He leads the organization’s vision to empower individuals, support vulnerable communities, and build sustainable opportunities for education, skills empowerment, and community development across South Sudan.
Makuei Thoth Chuol oversees strategic operations, country program execution, and organizational growth across South Sudan. With extensive experience in displacement management and complex emergency response, he works closely with institutional donors and local government stakeholders.
Salma James leads program design, quality assurance, gender mainstreaming, and donor compliance across Exodus Foundation International. She holds a Master’s degree in International Development and has championed women and youth empowerment initiatives in conflict-affected regions.
Official statements, field updates, and program briefings.

Over 32,000 South Sudanese refugees and host community members in Ofua Zone now have access to clean piped solar water, reducing daily queueing times by over two hours.
Unprecedented water surges along the Pibor river basin have displaced thousands of pastoralist households. Exodus rapid response teams are deploying emergency tarpaulins and water treatment sachets.

Returnee farmers in Kajo-Keji County celebrate a bumper crop harvest after adopting certified drought and flood tolerant seeds produced by local community seed banks.
Publicly accessible annual audits, financial statements, safeguarding policies, and evaluation briefs.
Exodus Foundation International is committed to empowering individuals, supporting communities, and creating sustainable opportunities for a better, brighter future for all.