Dans ce contexte difficile, les Salésiens de Don Bosco restent aux côtés des populations qui souffrent. Au centre « Don Bosco » d’Adwa, environ 3 000 pains sont cuits chaque jour et distribués en priorité aux enfants qui souffrent de la faim.<\/p>\n
La situation est particulièrement critique dans les camps de personnes déplacées à l’intérieur de leur Pays. Après la guerre civile, de nombreuses personnes ont été déplacées et vivent encore dans des abris de fortune. Les écoles, qui devraient normalement servir de lieux d’apprentissage, sont utilisées comme hébergements d’urgence. Les familles vivent dans des conditions de promiscuité extrême, souvent séparées seulement par des couvertures ou des draps. Dans ces circonstances, beaucoup perdent peu à peu espoir en un avenir meilleur.<\/p>\n
« Sans soutien extérieur, il serait très difficile de garantir une aide régulière – a expliqué le P. Trinh Kinh Luan, Salésien vietnamien en mission à Adwa. – Ce soutien nous permet d’acheter immédiatement la farine dont nous avons un besoin urgent pour continuer à préparer et à distribuer du pain. Ainsi, les enfants et les mères affamés des camps de réfugiés peuvent recevoir de la nourriture chaque jour. Ce que nous recevons n’est donc pas seulement une aide financière ; c’est aussi un profond signe d’espoir et de solidarité ».<\/p>\n
Il y a quelques jours à peine, un nouveau chargement d’aide humanitaire est arrivé à Adwa en provenance de l’organisation humanitaire autrichienne « Jugend Eine Welt ». Grâce aux 4 700 kilogrammes de farine arrivés, les Salésiens pourront continuer à préparer des milliers de pains dans les semaines à venir, contribuant ainsi à assurer la survie de nombreuses personnes nécessiteuses.<\/p>\n
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