Overview

 

 

By partnering with New Sudan Jonglei Orphans Foundation, you can help orphans have better lives, and give them hope and opportunity in a part of the country where many children have been left behind either as a result of civil war or because both parents have died prematurely.

♦ You can help by staying connected and offering financial support.

♦ An uneducated orphan in the Jonglei region of Sudan is doomed. Your donations at this point directly fund orphans' education, improving their lives forever.

♦ Your support to our foundation is a great investment in the future of children, potential leaders of communities in Sudan.

♦ You can join with other great minded people by supporting New Sudan Jonglei Orphans Foundation.

 

 

Investment in Orphans

Your generosity today is an investment in the future of orphans in Southern Sudan.

Every time you give to NSJOF:

♦ You make it possible for NSJOF to ensure orphans in this area are not left behind due to a lack of education.

♦ You are improving future living standard of orphans, allowing them to become self-sufficient.

♦ You create the potential for lasting change for thousands of people. NSJOF is committed to help orphans in this region receive enough education to ultimately become leaders who can help their communities.With your help NSJOF will reach its goals.

 

 Our Present Needs:

   ♦ We need financial support in the initial and continuing stages of this organization.

        • We need initial funding of $5,000 to $10,000.

        • We need continuing funding of $1,000 to $5,000 per month.

   ♦ We need networking help, specifically contact information of potential supporters.

   ♦ We need legal support.

   ♦ We need web support.

   ♦ We need fundraising advice.

 Did you know that your donation of as little as $10 can make big difference in life of an orphan? Well it can big time so act now and support NSJOF mission today by cliking on "Donate"and give the little you can. 

 

Why Orphans?

Having no parents taking care of them, orphans lack many basic things that are usually provided by one or more parents. Many orphans need education to increase their standard of living and become contributors to their communities. Without assistance, they face much hardship in trying to achieve their goals. There are children whose parents passed away prematurely, but the civil war between North and South Sudan has made it worse. It has increased the number of orphans in Southern Sudan.

 

Although a peace agreement was signed in 2005 that gave many people hope that things would improve, the lives of orphaned children are still miserable. Orphans are the ones who suffer the most and that is why NSJOF has stepped up to help these children.

 

Guidlines For Selecting Orphaned Children:

 We will carry out an assessment of all applicant orphan participants in this program. The assessment will include the following:

   ♦ Name, age, gender, and previous education.

   ♦ The orphan status will be verified by acquiring information regarding when each parent passed away.

   ♦ Specifically where in Jonglei each applicant comes from (i.e. region, clan, sub-clan, tribe, family).

   ♦ The applicant's vision of how they will use their education, specifically a plan in which they commit to give back to their community. 

 

Applicants will be selected based on the above criteria. We will not choose applicants who are not truly orphans, which is to say those children with neither parent living nor no adult providing adequate care. We will attempt to choose applicants from a variety of regions, clans, sub-clans, and tribes.  We will attempt to choose applicants who have previous education background and show potential for excelling in his or her education. We will attempt to choose equal numbers of male and female applicants. We will attempt to choose applicants who show the most interest in improving their communities.

 

    What's New    

Speaking to International Relations Class at Champlain College

04-02-2013

This Month NSJOF is so thankful to Champlain College professor Scott Baker. Scott invitated founder Peter Deng to speak to his International Relations class. Read More

New Student Life Story. Feb 28th, 2013

02-28-2013

This Month NSJOF bring you life story of orphan Chuol Thou Dar Read More

Graduates students

02-09-2013

John and Anyang, proud NSJOF alumni 

This year we are very pleased to announce that four of our students graduate last year; three finished high school and one finished with associate degree. Here in this picture is John Ayor wearing tie and Anyang John in the white shirt. Read More

TRAUMATIZED ORPHAN CHILDREN

02-07-2013

Assessment carried out on 14th- 16th january, 2013 for traumatized orphan children whose parents were killed during tribal clashes in Pieri Payam in Jonglei state in 18th august 2011

 

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