The members of ehsso are aware we do not know the DAY-TO-DAY work life of a nurse or physician in south sudan. we know that we cannot relate if we had 100 malnourished patients under a tent needing critical help on top of a grassy, muddy field to refer to as a “clinic“. no decontaminated surface in sight.
We are more than ready to help serve the people in South Sudan, but most importantly, learn and grow with them.
Equip for Hope in South Sudan Organization is dedicated to transforming healthcare in South Sudan by providing vital medical supplies, supporting community health initiatives, and fostering resilience and hope. Through holistic health teaching collaborations with local clinics in the Raleigh Triangle Area, we empower individuals and communities to lead healthier, sustainable lives.
Equip for Hope in South Sudan Organization envisions a future where quality healthcare is accessible to all in South Sudan, significantly reducing maternal and infant mortality rates. Together, we strive to build a robust healthcare infrastructure that nurtures both physical and emotional well-being, creating lasting change and hope for the future.
Our eight core values are Resilience, Community, Hope, Collaboration, Compassion, Access, Empathy, and Sustainability.
How Equip for Hope in South Sudan Organization will serve the people of South Sudan in the near future….
Phased Approach
Transitioning Phase
Flourishment Phase
Collaboration and Innovation
Student Partnerships
We partner with Duke University and NC State in North Carolina to share South Sudan’s story and support vital medical supply management.
Community Engagement
We host community events that unite supporters, foster learning, and strengthen solidarity with South Sudan.
Healthcare Collaboration
We collaborate with nurses and doctors in South Sudan to expand healthcare access and knowledge
Resource Empowerment
We use local resources to grow healthcare infrastructure, empowering South Sudanese communities for lasting progress.

Crossing All Borders Ministry
Angier, North Carolina
This is where our medical supplies and equipment reach the communities in South Sudan who need them the most.

Akobo County and Akobo Teaching Hospital
Akobo County, in Jonglei State, South Sudan, is a remote and underserved community where access to quality healthcare, nutrition services, and education remains limited. EHSSO is donating not only medical supplies and equipment, but also medical textbooks to support health students who need hands-on training to develop the competencies required to provide safe, high-quality care.
Adarsh Magesh
President
Emerson Miller, B.S., B.A.
Vice President
Nikki Nightingale, B.A.
Cofounder & Secretary
Jasmine Cherry, M.S.
Treasurer
Norma Roko Ashak, A.S.
Founder & Executive Director
Jeffrey Jones Jr, B.S.
Director of Operations
Meadow Lavoie
Cofounder &
Director of Research
& Communications
Eric Mora, B.A.
Program Director
Lillian Leonard, B.A.
Director of Fundraising
Bintou Fofana, B.A.
Director of Communications
Josie Garza Medina, M.A.
Research Assistant
Madison Earnest, B.A.
Grant Writer
Tyra Williams
Volunteer Coordinator
Shannon Bailey
Event Coordinator
Ryan Dennis, B.A.
Social Media Strategist
Aarjo Banerjee, B.A.
Public Relations Intern
Levent Erdem, B.S.
Finance Officer
Donovon Gaul, M.P.P.
Assistant Grant Writer
Hannah Foust, B.S.
Community Engagement Lead
Compliance & Risk Officer
Health Program Director
M&E (Monitoring & Evaluation) Officer
Health Logistics & Supply Chain Officer
M&E (Monitoring & Evaluation) Officer
Communications & Media Officer
Public Relations Officer
Director of Finance
Training & Development Lead
Director of Finance

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