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Mr. Tim Costello, a World Vision Inc. CEO, recently visited the Kalma camp in Darfur in Sudan, where almost 70,000 refuees are living. On the occasion of his visit, he noted - “The people still carry their pain with dignity. Most of the women are beautifully dressed in colorful fabrics, and the children would jump at a game of soccer.” - despite the terrible conditions in the camps and elsewhere in Darfur. Debs Harris and Mesfin Teklu, two World Vision staff members, also met with the refugees in the camp. The sufferings are going on: Mona and her family live in a small hut made from sticks, strips of cloth, and pieces of plastic, the six-year-old Hadida and her family live in a schoolyard, they are afraid to move because they’ve heard about women being raped and murdered when they leave the camp. And still on: women wait for food distribution, there are not enough clean water, proper food, and sanitation, this puts children particularly at risk for diarrhea, malaria, malnutrition, and respiratory tract infections. The World Vision handed out blankets and plastic sheeting beside food and water - for 70 000 people. There is not enough and clean water to cover the needs so it must be brought in from distant sources and distributed in jerry cans.

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Acknowledgements

Gyula Reznicsek, the Wellcom LLC Member, wishes to express his gratitude in name of Dreamland Website to Mr. Tim Costello, a World Vision Inc. CEO for his valuable approval for appearance of the pictures from the www.worldvision.org. Furthermore, the Wellcom LLC would also like to acknowledge the World Vision Inc. for their generous contribution according to which an opportunity has presented itself for doing for those who are really in need. We sincerely appreciate the sharing of information with the team of Dreamland Website.