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Jojo Santo Tomas of the The Pacific Daily News writes about Todu Guam’s outreach efforts to underserved areas in Guam. Click here to read the full article on the guampdn website. The Todu Guam Foundation is a nationally recognized non-profit organization that was established in Guam in 2016. Todu Guam’s mission is to Get Guam … Read more
The Todu Guam Foundation is asking for your help in completing their 2023 Community Health Needs Assessment survey. The information collected through the survey will be used to improve health and wellness service offerings at Todu Guam, and strengthen existing Guam community health needs data. The survey is completely anonymous. Some topics covered in the … Read more
Did you know that over 70% of cervical cancer in women from the Federal States of Micronesia (FSM) are diagnosed at the late stage? In most cases, this type of cancer is seen in women 36 to 64 years of age, which is unfortunate considering that up to 90% of cervical cancers are treatable. Sadly, … Read more
“You’re so sensitive!” “I think you’re imagining things because that never happened.” “Stop being so dramatic.” Have you ever heard these lines? If you have, you may have been a victim of gaslighting. To explain it simply, gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation. This is done over a period of time to the point … Read more
Last February 27 to March 1, 2023, national suicide prevention speaker, storyteller, and filmmaker Kevin Hines shared his powerful story of resilience and hope with the people of Guam. When he was 19, Kevin jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge in an attempt to take his life. He incredibly survived the nearly fatal jump. Since … Read more
Two weeks after a powerful storm left havoc on the island of Guam, dedicated staff and big-hearted volunteers from the Todu Guam Foundation have been spotted around northern Guam helping victims get food, water, and access to basic medical care at no cost to those affected by Typhoon Mawar. On June 7, 2023, the … Read more
In response to Typhoon Mawar recovery efforts, the Todu Guam Foundation is mobilizing its Mobile Medical Clinic Outreach Program. The mission will begin at the Government of Guam typhoon shelters by providing individuals and families non-emergent medical attention for OTC (over the counter) medications, antibiotics, basic wound care (insect bites, minor cuts, and etc.), vaccinations, … Read more
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