They even have swimming pools. We respond to emergencies. In Sudan we work through local churches to monitor the distribution. In Upper Nile, we work through the Presbyterian Church. In Equatoria, through the Episcopal Church.
People respect the church and the distribution always goes systematically.
The church leaders distribute the relief items to those who are most needy in the community. It may be the crippled, it may be the elderly ladies, but it is the people who are most needy that we are targeting. Obviously, we cannot help the whole community. The funds we have available are not enough. Most of the energetic men are in the army, fighting, so most of the households consist of women and their children.