Life of Service Foundation (LSF)Registered

Life of Service Foundation (LSF) continued to deliver meaningful impact throughout 2024, driven by the commitment of our volunteers, partners, and community members. Our work is measured not in financial value alone, but in the tangible improvement of lives particularly among women, children, and vulnerable populations in South Sudan and migrant communities in Australia. During ongoing conflict and recurrent flooding in South Sudan, LSF worked collaboratively with Jonglei Civil Society Network, Jonglei State Women Association, CARE International, UNDP, Anglican Overseas Aid, and communitybased women s centres to reach displaced and atrisk populations with lifesaving assistance. In Australia, LSF sustained its community development work by supporting migrant families through familystrengthening workshops, tutoring programmes for children, and direct assistance to vulnerable households. In 2024, members formally endorsed the continued alignment of LSF s name and operations across Australia and overseas, reflecting our growing international engagement and commitment to investing in people through capacity building, humanitarian response, and volunteerled service delivery. During the reporting period, Life of Service Foundation achieved the following: Implemented Reproductive Health Education for Women, reaching 10 families in Bor County, focusing on family planning, pregnancy care, and maternal health. Launched the Justice for All campaign, including ongoing radio talk shows addressing early marriage and teenage pregnancy. Delivered a Tenday programme on peaceful and productive families, provided tutoring support to eight children, and distributed food items to three vulnerable families in Melton, Australia. Organised mobile health clinics delivering malaria treatment and care for waterborne diseases among women, children, and the elderly. Conducted leadership, public speaking, and GBV response training for 150 women leaders and 30 traditional chiefs. Distributed 5,000 reusable sanitary pad kits to women and girls in Akobo and Ayod Counties, Juba University, addressing period poverty and school absenteeism. Conducted genderbased violence response workshops, including: o A fiveday leadership and advocacy training for women parliamentarians and CSO leaders in Jonglei State. o Twosession monthly for Six months radio programmes in Bor promoting reproductive health awareness. Provided essential medicines to homeless and unaccompanied children in Mangalla IDPs, Refugee in Juba and Gulyar.