About Brain Care Consult
A South Sudanese NGO committed to mental health, protection, education and resilience.
Who We Are
Brain Care Consult (BCC) is a mission-driven national organization based in South Sudan, uniquely positioned as a professional consultancy institution operating within a non-governmental framework to deliver community-centered, evidence-based services. The organization was established in response to the urgent and growing mental health and psychosocial needs of conflict-affected and underserved populations, positioning mental well-being as the foundation for recovery, resilience, and sustainable development. BCC’s core operational area is Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), through which the organization delivers structured, culturally responsive interventions for communities affected by conflict, displacement, poverty, substance use, disability exclusion, and psychosocial distress. This focused approach ensures depth, quality, and measurable impact. Building on this foundation, BCC adopts an integrated model in which MHPSS serves as a gateway to broader support systems. Psychosocial interventions are linked to protection services for vulnerable populations, education and inclusion programming that promote safe and supportive learning environments, and livelihood and resilience initiatives that strengthen recovery and self-reliance. Research and evidence generation are embedded across all interventions to inform practice, strengthen accountability, and contribute to learning. The organization combines technical consultancy with community-based implementation, enabling it to deliver both direct services and institutional capacity strengthening for partners. This dual approach ensures that interventions remain professionally rigorous and locally grounded. BCC works collaboratively with individuals, families, schools, community structures, civil society organizations, government institutions, and development partners to design and implement integrated solutions that promote mental well-being, strengthen protection systems, enhance inclusive education, and support sustainable livelihoods.
“Empowered communities living with dignity, wellbeing, and hope”.
“To empower vulnerable communities in South Sudan to achieve wellbeing, protection, inclusion, learning, and resilience through integrated mental health and psychosocial support, protection, education, research, and systems strengthening.”
Core values
Integrity
We uphold the highest standards of honesty, accountability, transparency, and ethical practice, ensuring trust among communities, donors, and partners.
Compassion
We provide services with empathy, respect, and human dignity, recognizing the lived experiences and strengths of every individual.
Inclusion
We champion equity, accessibility, and equal opportunity, particularly for persons with disabilities, women, children, and marginalized populations.
Collaboration
We believe sustainable change is built through partnerships with communities, government institutions, civil society, and development actors.
Excellence
We pursue quality, innovation, continuous learning, and evidence-based programming in all areas of our work.
Partnership
We work with, not for, the communities and institutions we serve.
Six commitments. One integrated approach.
- 01
Promote mental health and psychosocial support during and post emergency.
- 02
Strengthen safe, confidential, survivor-centred protection services.
- 03
Promote quality education and disability inclusion.
- 04
Strengthen household resilience through agriculture and livelihoods.
- 05
Strengthen governance, accountability, and institutional systems.
- 06
Expand partnerships, innovation, and resource mobilization.
BCC is governed by an independent Board of Directors that provides strategic oversight. Day-to-day operations are led by the Executive Director, supported by programme, finance, MEAL and partnerships teams.
Brain Care Consult (BCC) is headquartered in Juba City, Central Equatoria State, Republic of South Sudan, with operational coordination and partnership engagement linked to all states of South Sudan. The organization’s current programming primarily focuses on Central, Eastern and Western Equatoria State, where BCC delivers mental health and psychosocial Support, protection, Education, Research, and livelihood interventions through community-based and institutional partnerships. As part of its growth strategy, BCC plans to expand its presence to other States with a long-term vision of scaling integrated services across all regions of South Sudan. This phased expansion reflects BCC’s commitment to expanding access, strengthening local systems, and reaching underserved communities nationwide.