Twic East Youth USA

05/08/2026

Twinyda, we would like to invite you to join us on TECA-USA Tv with the Twic East's former youth leaders supporting the TERRMC (Resettlement) initiative.
Twic east future is now.
Twic East Community - USA

04/24/2026

A Legacy in the Making:
Supporting the Resettlement Resource Project
​Twic East is more than just a place; it is our home, our heritage, and our shared future. It belongs to every one of us, and its growth depends on the seeds we plant today. When we invest in our land, we aren't just building structures we are cultivating hope and ensuring a "fruitful" tomorrow for the generations that will follow.

The youth office is so proud of you.
​We stand in immense pride today as we witness a true display of true son of twic east.

congratulations and thank you Madoor.
​Your contribution is the spark that will light the way for others. It proves that when the youth take ownership of their roots, the entire community flourishes.

Twic East Community - USA Mwalimu Adeer Mapior Awuol

04/17/2026

Join Us This Weekend!
The official launching of Twic Eastward Resettlement Resource Project a moment to unite, support, and build for our community.
Together, we rise and make a difference!

Twic East Community - USA Choldiing MC Wuu

03/27/2026

03/26/2026

Please mark your calendars for this important announcement. Our current and former youth leaders are here to wish Paane Twic a safe journey, and to celebrate the love within our community. We would be delighted if you could join us.
Thank you.
Twic East Community - USA Choldiing MC Wuu David Garang

07/08/2024

We wanted to take this moment and wish safe travels to our leader, Dau Bul Garang. He’ll be traveling to Kenya! We are hoping you’ll arrive safely and enjoy a great time with your family. David Garang has worked so hard to make this weekend a successful one, we appreciate you for your hard work and leadership. Thanks Beny Dau! 💖

07/03/2024

Our journey of promotions...

The Twic East Youth - USA community is mostly comprised of children whose fathers were part of the resettlement group known as the Lost Boys of Sudan. Over thirty years ago, our fathers and uncles embarked on a journey through dark and difficult times. The Second Sudanese Civil War tore families apart, displaced many South Sudanese from their homes, and claimed countless lives, making the future look uncertain and daunting.

Now,

In comparison to our parent's history, our hearts are filled with joy and pride. The sorrow that once overshadowed their lives is now eclipsed by the happiness and hope radiating from our community. We are witnessing graduations and achievements that were once distant dreams, now turned into reality. The future of Pan Twi is in the hands of strong, resilient individuals who inherited their parent's strength in facing adversities.

Let us cherish this moment and honor our graduates for they represent our strength as a people. As children of the Lost Boys of Sudan, our parents indeed came a long and emotional way. Now, we are hoping they can finally rest knowing that better days are not just a distant hope but a real possibility. Better days filled with endless promises and unbreakable hope have come!