SIM Doro Clinic team
By Tim Coleman | Sudan and South Sudan in East Africa
The diverse team at SIM Doro Clinic serve more than 150,000 people from many different tribes within the local village and refugee camps. In this video the clinic manager talks us through a whistlestop tour of the clinic.
On 27 December the entire SIM South Sudan team was safely evacuated from South Sudan to Nairobi due to several days of small arms fire in the nearby Doro Refugee Camp. This ongoing unrest between members of the host community and refugee community highlights the challenges of life here.
Continue to pray with us for the protection of all the South Sudanese people who remain in the conflict area (including those who work at the Doro Clinic) and for peace in the Doro region.
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