Hope Discipleship & Education (HoDEP)
We provide school fees, mentorship, and Christian discipleship for 106 vulnerable children so they can stay in class and dream again.
Welcome to Imvepi. Home to over 73,000 refugees.
For many, the path is uncertain. We are here to change that.
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The Challenge
In Imvepi, survival often outruns opportunity. These are the barriers our neighbors face every day.
“Here, children face enormous barriers to education.”
“Vulnerable orphans and child-headed families are at the highest risk of dropping out.”
“Women and girls lack opportunities for self-sustainability.”
“And learning spaces are overcrowded and under-resourced.”
But we are not powerless. We are refugee-led.
In 2020, a Sunday School class at Imvepi House of Prayer ignited Hope Rising South Sudan. Today, our Christian-founded, refugee-led team walks with families from within the community—lifting children, mothers, and neighbors toward a future of resilience and faith.
Children, Our Hope
The Solution
We meet each story with a tailored response.
As refugees ourselves, we design programs that move with our community—meeting students, readers, women, and whole neighborhoods right where they are.
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Creative Learning Haven (CLH)
Our community library and makerspace is a refuge for literacy, creativity, and critical thinking for everyone in Tank 65. CTA Label: Visit the Haven
CLH Women’s Group
Craft-making, business skills, and sisterhood equip women and girls to fight poverty and build sustainable livelihoods. CTA Label: See Their Work
Peacebuilding & Support
Sports, counseling, and psychosocial care create safe spaces to heal trauma, restore relationships, and nurture resilience.
When hope rises, the numbers tell a story.
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Students keeping pace in school
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Community visitors welcomed into the Haven (last 3 months)
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Widows supported with livelihoods
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Teachers trained alongside our team
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Peace tournaments building unity
Hope is rising. Be a part of it.
Your partnership fuels refugee-led transformation in Imvepi—keeping classrooms full, libraries alive, and families together.