Welcome to The Wunlang School Website
A project directed by Village Help for South Sudan, Inc.

This website is focused on providing financial assistance to the people of the Wunlang Village in southern Sudan, Africa.

In Wunlang, the children sit outside under trees on long branches because they don't have a school building. They lack basic necessities such as school supplies and desks. During the rainy season of May to October the school is closed. Also, during the dry season of December to May the school is closed because it is too hot outside.

Our long-term plan for the Wunlang School Project includes raising enough money to construct an actual building for the primary school. This structure would include eight classrooms and two offices for teachers. We also plan to provide supplies, clean water, and food support for the school; uniforms and shoes for the students; a school health clinic and housing for guests and teachers; and a computer lab to introduce technology to Wunlang and connect students with their counterparts in America. With your generosity we can help make this school a reality for hundreds of deserving children. If you would like to join us in our outreach to the children of Wunlang in South Sudan, please make a tax-deductible donation to support our project.

The story began with Franco Majok, a Lynn resident originally from Sudan, who recently returned to the small village of Wunlang in South Sudan. He found that some children in Wunlang, many malnourished and impoverished, walk two hours to attend the one and only school in the village. The children are taught in English, however, the school is nothing like those here in the United States.
Read more about Franco Majok here ...