These children shelter with their parents, among other families, in the belly of a bombed-out building that is actively falling apart. It’s nearly pitch-black inside at all times of the day. They have hung tarps and pieces of cloth around the space where they sleep. They do not have a tent. They sleep on the floor. There have very few pieces of clothing and rely completely on soup kitchens and the Fund for food. The children also suffer from bacterial infections that present as rashes all over their bodies.