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The
John Dau Sudan Foundation is a non-profit led by Lost Boy of Sudan
John Dau.
The Foundation provides
financial and technical support to build and sustain healthcare
clinics in Southern Sudan. With the help of medical experts and a
distinguished Board of Advisors, John personally oversees the
spending of every dollar to ensure that the most urgent health care
needs are met in Sudan.
John Dau is now an American citizen and has committed his life to
improving the quality of healthcare in
Southern Sudan. |
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1,000
Koiye Miooc Campaign takes next step in transforming
healthcare in Southern Sudan
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Nominate the “Transform Healthcare in
South Sudan” project to win $1.5 million in funding
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John Dau on Olympian
Lopez Lomong's selection to be Olympic Games Opening
Ceremony U.S. flag bearer
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Sophomore class raises
over $2,600 for the John Dau Sudan Foundation
Read More >
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Janece Moment cares for Sudan’s healthcare problems
while dealing with her own
Read More >
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Laura Ponticello sows seeds of change, plants dreams and
grows hope in Sudan
Read More >
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Listen to JDSF's own
recount experience providing healthcare at clinic in
Sudan. Read More >
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Find out
about JDSF's new 1,000 Koiye Miooc Campaign.
Learn more about the Duk Lost Boys
Clinic.
Find out
what you can do to help JDSF accomplish its mission.
Invite John to come speak in your
town.
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Read
John's first-person account of trauma and survival in God
Grew Tired of Us: A Memoir published by National
Geographic and co-authored with Michael Sweeney. |
John
is featured in the award-winning documentary God Grew
Tired of Us. This is the film's poster at the 2006
Sundance Film Festival where it won the top two awards (audience
and critics) for
documentaries. |
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