Darfur Emergency Response
World Vision runs Child-Friendly Spaces in Darfur, Sudan to provide a safe place for displaced children to play and learn.
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These children are new arrivals at an internally displaced persons (IDP) camp. They have just a woken after sleeping another night without shelter.
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World Vision Continues to Assist the Most Vulnerable In the Darfur region of Sudan, a three-year conflict between rebel groups and the government has driven 2 million people into temporary camps—and more than 200,000 have been killed. World Vision is providing humanitarian assistance to nearly 300,000 displaced people, including emergency food and water, sanitation, health, nutrition, education, and livelihood programs.
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Abdul, 7, lies ill after another night without shelter at a South Darfur IDP camp.
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The conflict in Darfur has left thousands of women and children widowed or orphaned.
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Many women have been arriving alone to IDP camps, saying that their husbands have been killed.
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A displaced mother and her child sit by their fire in an IDP camp.
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Displaced families set up plastic dwellings across the camp, as they struggle to cope with their new, despondent life.
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Newly arrived families set up temporary, plastic dwellings across the camp, as they struggle to cope after having lost everything.
photo by Jon Warren/World Vision |
