"We used to eat three meals a day before the drought hit us hard. Now, we are only having a single meal in the evening, and trying to make it last at the same time," she said.

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The devastating effects of El Niño have left many families struggling to survive, relying on piecework for their daily sustenance. In Zambia, the El Niño-induced drought has led to severe food shortages, forcing families to find alternative means to feed themselves.

This is the story of a woman affected by armed conflict. Janette is a courageous woman who continues to overcome life's difficulties. Her husband died as a result of the armed conflict in the east of the DRC. She is now struggling to feed her children, but she is receiving help from World Vision and hopes to see her life change in the days ahead.

Notre rêve pour chaque enfant est simple : pouvoir grandir sans violence. Pouvoir jouer, aller à l’école, jouir d’une bonne santé, se faire des amis, être aimé et surtout être à l’abri de tout danger. Nous croyons que c’est possible.