We ask to go to this nursery or that kindergarten. We may if we know where it is and, increasingly, we do. Access is not perfect, but it's becoming better and better. While we're looking at where and how our commodities are being used, we're also collecting information about people's health. We go right into homes, visit hospitals, and talk with people waiting in line for food.
People are always gracious.
They thank me. I tell them it's not me personally, there are many concerned people overseas interested in helping. One woman told me, 'We'd rather be the ones to give the aid. People are reluctant to accept the aid. They are accepting it because they have to.