Humanitarian principles
Neutrality, impartiality and independence guide how assistance is planned and delivered.
About NIRRO
Human dignity before, during and after crisis.
NIRRO is a humanitarian organisation working to alleviate suffering and support long-term recovery for people affected by conflict, famine, natural disasters, displacement and hardship.
Our vision
Resilient communities able to withstand and recover from crisis.
NIRRO envisions communities that are empowered to lead their own recovery, pursue sustainable development and build lasting wellbeing.
Our mission
Respond now. Rebuild for tomorrow.
Our mission is to reduce human suffering, provide immediate relief, support rehabilitation, strengthen resilience and create sustainable pathways toward prosperity.
Our approach
Principled, coordinated and community-led.
Community empowerment
Individuals and communities are partners in shaping recovery and development.
Global partnership
NIRRO seeks cooperation, shared knowledge and coordinated responses across communities and institutions.
Where we work
NIRRO’s Constitution establishes a purpose to support Naath communities in Australia and South Sudan, including individuals facing hardship in Australia and people displaced or affected by crisis in Nuerland.
Its organisational framework identifies work across short-term relief, post-conflict rehabilitation and long-term development.
Founder
David Tut Kuiy
Community Development and Welfare Worker
David is a Melbourne-based community development and welfare worker. Through NIRRO, he is helping mobilise community participation and practical support around relief, rehabilitation, youth, education and collective wellbeing.
Based in: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia