California Sudanese Lost Boys and Girls Foundation aims at improving the lives the Lost Boys here in San Diego and helps to provide school supplies, uniforms, daily meals and other school needs for Children in Awoda Primary School in South Sudan.

Our strategy at this time is to continue with our yearly fundraisers and expand donations from our friends.

We are capable of doing this by doing three fundraisers a year, engage our American friends, and raise awareness to other non-profits who will put hands together and help.

Our organization will know how we're making progress by though those who graduating from colleges, and kids in Awoda Primary school getting school supplies and daily meals in the school.

Since the creation of California Sudanese Lost Boys and Girls Foundation in 2010, seventeen Lost Boys have benefited from our education and dental program since we formed the organization. In South Sudan, we have helped more than 900 students. We provide a daily meal, school uniforms, school supplies, desks and chairs, and teachers' salaries. Since 1992 when Awoda Primary was open, there has never been any student who graduated in 8th grade due to a lack of qualified teachers. Since our organization took the program of helping the school, Awoda Primary School has 8th-grade students by the end of December 2019.