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Grand Opening June 20th, 2026
VCRP Grand Opening – June 20, 2026
On June 20, 2026, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) celebrated its Grand Opening with veterans, community members, partners, and supporters.
The event marked an important milestone in VCRP’s journey and reaffirmed our commitment to veteran support, community resilience, peacebuilding, and sustainable development.
This memorable day represented the beginning of a shared journey to build stronger and more peaceful communities through partnership and collective action.
VCRP Mission to South Sudan July 20th-Aug 5th, 2026
From July 20 to August 5, 2026, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) conducted a mission to South Sudan to engage veterans, vulnerable communities, government institutions, and development partners. The mission focused on assessing community needs, strengthening partnerships, and exploring opportunities in peacebuilding, healthcare, vocational training, agriculture, and community resilience. Through meetings with key stakeholders and field visits, including Kajo-Keji, VCRP gained valuable insight into local priorities and opportunities for sustainable programs while strengthening connections between South Sudanese veterans and VCRP in the United States.
Meeting with the Ministry of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs Juba South Sudan July 2026
During its 2026 mission to South Sudan, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) met with representatives of the Ministry of Defense and Veterans Affairs (MoDVA) in Juba to discuss the needs and development priorities of veterans and their families.
The discussions focused on veterans’ welfare, technical and vocational training, healthcare and rehabilitation, agriculture and food security, economic empowerment, education, peacebuilding, and community resilience.
The meeting strengthened VCRP’s understanding of the challenges facing South Sudanese veterans and identified opportunities for future collaboration with the Ministry and other partners. VCRP aims to connect veterans and vulnerable communities with technical expertise, training, resources, and development partnerships that promote dignity, self-reliance, peace, and sustainable livelihoods.
Meeting with SPEDP/HKF for Partnership and Collaboration in South Sudan July 2026
In July 2026, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) met with the South Sudanese Participatory Education and Development Program (SPEDP) and Healing Kadi Foundation (HKF) to strengthen collaboration in South Sudan. Discussions focused on supporting veterans and vulnerable communities through peacebuilding, healthcare, education, resilience, and sustainable development. The meeting marked an important step toward building long-term partnerships and developing community-centered programs that address local needs.
Meeting with ADRnet, Don Bosco, WYCA, Catholic University of South Sudan for Partnership, Collaboration and Network, South Sudan July 2026
During its July 2026 mission to South Sudan, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) engaged with ADRNET, Don Bosco, YWCA, and the Catholic University of South Sudan to strengthen partnerships, collaboration, and network-building.
The discussions focused on identifying opportunities for organizations to work together, share expertise and resources, and build stronger networks that support communities, promote resilience, and advance sustainable development across South Sudan.
Meeting with Kajo Keji Government Officials, Health Care, and Primary Health Care Centers Assessments. Kajo Keji, South Sudan July, 2026
During its July 2026 mission to South Sudan, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) met with Kajo-Keji government officials, healthcare leaders, and representatives of local Primary Healthcare Centers.
The engagement focused on assessing healthcare needs, understanding the capacity and challenges of local health facilities, and identifying opportunities for partnership and support. VCRP also explored ways to strengthen healthcare services, community resilience, and sustainable development through collaboration with local authorities and healthcare providers.
Meeting with Loggo East Mixed Farms, Mononyik East Multi-Cooperative Society, Savana Farmers’ Cooperative Society, Juba, South Sudan, July 2026
During its 2026 mission to South Sudan, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) held a productive meeting in Juba with representatives of Logo East Mixed Farm, Mononyik East Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society, and Savana Farm Cooperative Society in Kajo-Keji.
The discussions focused on collaboration in agriculture, food security, cooperative development, and economic empowerment. VCRP explored opportunities to support farmers and communities through agricultural training, improved farming practices, access to resources, and stronger cooperative partnerships.
The meeting was an important step toward building sustainable livelihoods, strengthening local agriculture, and creating long-term economic opportunities for communities.
Partnership Agreement and Fairwell, Roha Hotel Juba, South Sudan Aug 2026
In August 2026, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) held a partnership agreement signing and farewell gathering at Roha Hotel in Juba, South Sudan.
The event marked an important milestone in strengthening VCRP’s partnerships and collaboration with local organizations. As the VCRP team concluded its South Sudan mission, the gathering reflected a shared commitment to continued cooperation, community resilience, peacebuilding, and sustainable development.
VCRP Presentation During ESSCA Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, Sept. 2026
In September 2026, Veterans for Community Resilience and Peace (VCRP) presented its mission and organizational vision at the 25th ESSCA-USA Annual Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The conference brought together members of the Equatorian South Sudanese community for leadership, networking, community engagement, and collaboration.
VCRP introduced its mission, programs, and Five Pillars, highlighting its commitment to supporting veterans and vulnerable communities, strengthening resilience, promoting peacebuilding, and advancing sustainable development.
The presentation also introduced VCRP’s Circle of 100 Initiative and highlighted opportunities for community, organizational, and corporate partnerships. VCRP appreciates ESSCA-USA for the opportunity to share its vision, connect with community leaders and partners, and expand its network of supporters.
VCRP remains committed to building partnerships and mobilizing resources for veterans and communities through peacebuilding, technical training, healthcare, economic resilience, and sustainable community development.
