Humanitarian Work
Durie has donated his time and resources to several charities, including PLAN International, The Children’s Cancer Institute, FSHD, Sydney Children’s Hospital and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, The Variety Club, Rotary, The Children First Foundation, Westmead Millenium Institute among others. He was executive producer and host of Jamie’s Journey – Hope for Uganda’s Children and Jamie’s Journey with the Children of India, both produced in conjunction with Plan International to raise awareness of HIV Aids in Uganda and highlight the challenges and successes of Plan’s early childhood care programs in India.
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