How to help the Lost Boys of the Sudan

Information on how to help the young men in Bob Simon's report "The Lost Boys," and other Lost Boys and refugees from the Sudan

In response to Sunday's 60 Minutes story "The Lost Boys" -- about a group of refugees from the Sudan who are now trying to make their way in the United States -- many viewers have asked how they can help the young men in our piece, and some of you have asked how they can help other Lost Boys and refugees from the Sudan.

Here are some organizations that help refugees from the Sudan:

RefugePoint

The Sudanese Education Fund

The Chier Foundation

Lost Boys Center for Leadership Development

Alliance for the Lost Boys of Sudan

John Dau Foundation

Village Help for South Sudan

Valentino Achak Deng Foundation

African Soul, American Heart

South Sudan Institute

Lost Boys Rebuilding Southern Sudan

Water for South Sudan

The Hope of Sudan

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