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Children and families displaced by Kenya crisis still homeless.

Agreement signed between President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Odinga, but many still have nowhere to go.

A peace accord was signed on February 28, but there are still tens of thousands of refugees in 200 makeshift camps for the displaced.

Many have no homes to return to.

The human toll of the political unrest and resulting tribal violence is enormous. Homes and entire villages have burned to the ground. Centuries old tribal hatred has been rekindled, and many are afraid to return to their villages at all.

One of the key trouble spots is the Dagoretti area where we have a major presence, including care for disabled children, feeding programs, and other frontline services.

Feed The Children continues to bring emergency aid to tens of thousands of children and families who are homeless and hungry.

In this time of extraordinary need, your help is very important. Please help us continue reaching out to help the children of Kenya.

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photo: Children and families displaced by Kenya crisis still homeless.
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