Dadaab Refugees Appreciate Your Support

posted March 29, 2012

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Scenes from Dadaab refugee camp.<br />
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Dadaab, Kenya, is home to the world’s largest refugee camp, with more than 400,000 refugees and as many as 1,500 new arrivals per day. The recent drought in the region, the worst in 60 years, is contributing to the number of people arriving- 70% of all new arrivals enter the camps due to lack of food and water. Registered refugees are given food rations, which are critical to their survival.

World Vision is hard at work on the ground at the refugee camp at Dadaab, ensuring those who need it receive food and water support, as well as medical attention. Children in need receive special treatment in the form of Plumpy’nut, which is a nutritious food supplement which supports healthy development. Your contribution has been used to provide this support to families and individuals in need.

Thanks for your donation towards life-saving food – it has helped save lives.

Feb 28	Don view profile Don gave 5 for food support
Feb 27	Jack and Owen view profile Jack and Owen gave 20 for food support
Feb 26	Mike view profile Mike gave 100 for food support
Feb 20	Mike view profile Mike gave 5 for food support
	Julian view profile Julian gave 80 for food support
Feb 14	view profile gave 25 for food support
Feb 12	Mary view profile Mary gave 25 for food support
Feb 10	Tanu view profile Tanu gave 200 for food support
Feb 9	Sunit view profile Sunit gave 750 for food support
Feb 3	Elizabeth view profile Elizabeth gave 50 for a donation toward life-saving food

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Dadaab Refugees Appreciate Your Support