Our Board Members
Malual Deng
Executive Director
Mr Deng is the founder of South Sudan Child First Education organisation INC. Mr. Deng is an advocate for Human Rights and working with diverse communities in Melbourne Australia. In 2017, with other community members, started the South Sudan Voice initiative to change the negative media narrative about African communities in Australia. In partnership with Free Theatre, we started ‘theatre dialogue’ to promote social justice and Human Rights for and among Multicultural communities.
Mr. Deng hold a Master of International Community Development at Victoria University. Also, obtained Diploma of Counselling which is very useful in dealings with community members especially those who have been experienced conflict and struggling with trauma.
Email:malual@southsudanchildfe.org
Akol Deng
SSCFE Treasurer
Mr. Deng is obtained bachelor’s degree in business majors in accounting. Mr Deng Working as customer banking specialist for over 6 years now with CBA. Mr Deng has a worthy of experience in finance and banking and this experience can help SSCFE organisation in a better position and looking forward to work with other professionals and stakeholders.
Email:akolsscfe@gmail.com
South Sudan Team
Mrs. Jackeline Akuot Mangok
SSCFE Acting chairwoman
Graduated college of law in Nairobi University, Kenya, and advocate in high court of South Sudan to promote human rights. I would love helping South Sudanese communities to promote inter-community relationships.
Daniel Dut Kuot
SSCFE general manager and field coordinator in South Sudan. Study at University of Juba South Sudan
SSCFE Supporters, Advisers and Volunteers
We would like to thank all our supporters and volunteers for their help strengthening our organisation and contribution to our projects.
Among them we wish to mention, Lorenza Lazzati and Denise Goldfinch from Diaspora Action Australia (DAA) for their continuous wonderful support developing our programme and the Diaspora Education for Peace (DEFP) project brief.
Helen Dakin for her pivotal contribution developing SSCFE policies and our two constitutions, one for Australia and one for South Sudan.
We also appreciate Dr. Charles Mphande support by continuing with his advisory role and willingness to connect SSCFE with other African agencies.
Further, we want to acknowledge and thank Laverton and Werribee Rotary clubs for their willingness to support SSCFE project through Rotary club in Juba South Sudan.
We wish to extend our special thanks to SSCFE team in South Sudan and Australia for their wonderful work, particularly women and youth for their contributions.