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The primary school we visited today is called Nyari. The families cannot afford feeding their children while at school so they do not receive food or water during the 8 hours they are there. What a humbling experience to meet these children and to see they were still bright, happy and excited. We have a lot to be thankful for living in the United States ❤️

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Beautiful people, beautiful place.

The Bahakwenu women of Taru.

The children are in charge of making their own lunch while they are at school. They cook rice and beans over a fire everyday. What a humbling experience to watch these girls cook for their fellow 802 classmates.

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