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Families flee violence in war-torn South Sudan

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Joy Aliwaya drinks a cup of coffee for breakfast in the morning in Mundri, South Sudan. Displaced by fighting in Bor in December 2013, when her husband was killed, she took her six children to a camp for internally displaced persons for several weeks, then came to Mundri where she had a sister. Yet her sister died shortly after she arrived, and Aliwaya has struggled to survive since. He sells firewood and earns enough to send one of her children to school. Finn Church Aid, a member of the ACT Alliance, has provided materials for a distribution of food and non-food items of which she was a beneficiary. The ACT Alliance is providing a variety of services to internally displaced families throughout the country.

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Paul Jeffrey
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Life in Mundri
Joy Aliwaya drinks a cup of coffee for breakfast in the morning in Mundri, South Sudan. Displaced by fighting in Bor in December 2013, when her husband was killed, she took her six children to a camp for internally displaced persons for several weeks, then came to Mundri where she had a sister. Yet her sister died shortly after she arrived, and Aliwaya has struggled to survive since. He sells firewood and earns enough to send one of her children to school. Finn Church Aid, a member of the ACT Alliance, has provided materials for a distribution of food and non-food items of which she was a beneficiary. The ACT Alliance is providing a variety of services to internally displaced families throughout the country.