Anouarite, 14, fled her home in DRC's North Kivu province a few months ago, afraid of being raped. Today, she has found shelter - and WFP provided food - at the Don Bosco Center in Goma.
Copyright: WFP/Elizabeth Bryant
A Bowl Of Ugali And An Uncertain Future In North Kivu
The conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has wrested children from their families and homes. Today, they count among the most vulnerable of the tens of thousands of displaced people in the region. Some have found refuge at the Don Bosco Center, a Catholic institution in Noth Kivu's provincial capital of Goma, where WFP is providing school meals.
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