Community gathering beside a traditional nakamal on a Vanuatu shoreline

Incorporated Non-Profit Association · Vanuatu · Reg. 501668

Strengthening Communities, Preserving Heritage in Vanuatu

Sis Baleh Association Committee (Inc.) is a dedicated non-profit organization empowered to uplift local livelihoods, foster social cohesion, and advocate for sustainable island development.

148

Community initiatives completed

2,400+

Youth & family programs supported

37

Local infrastructure projects

16

Years of volunteer-led service

Our Mission

Rooted in the village. Accountable to the community.

We work alongside chiefs, church groups, women's associations and youth councils to deliver community development, local advocacy, sustainable island livelihoods, cultural preservation, environmental protection and social welfare empowerment across Vanuatu. Every project begins with a village conversation and ends with a public report.

Featured Initiatives

Sustainable Farming & Fishing

Sustainable Farming & Fishing

Seed banks, soil restoration and reef-safe fishing practices that keep island food systems strong through every season.

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Youth Skills Development

Youth Skills Development

Carpentry, digital literacy and small-business mentoring so young people can build futures without leaving their islands.

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Climate Resilience & Readiness

Climate Resilience & Readiness

Mangrove replanting, coastal protection and village-level cyclone preparedness drills coordinated with local chiefs.

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Cultural Preservation

Cultural Preservation

Weaving circles, kastom storytelling archives and language work that carry Vanuatu heritage to the next generation.

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Latest News

Announcements & meetings

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12 Aug 2026

Quarterly committee assembly opens to all members

Agenda, audited accounts and working-group reports will be tabled at the Mata de Caña hall.

29 Jul 2026

Clean water catchment completed in two villages

Two rainwater catchment systems now serve 310 residents and the local primary school.

04 Jul 2026

Weaving cooperative expands to coastal hamlets

Twenty-two new weavers joined the handicraft cooperative this quarter.