Vicious cycles of droughts, unpredictable flooding and crop failures can leave Ethiopian families with little or nothing to eat—
forcing them to sell their possessions, pull their children out of school or even migrate in search of work. 
COVID-19 and the worst infestation of locusts in a generation are making families who rely on subsistence agriculture or on unpredictable day labor even more vulnerable to the threat of hunger. 
CRS has coordinated the distribution of more than 72,000 tons of food to 1.5 million Ethiopians.
Now these families are feeding their children three times a day and sending them to school. 
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