<s>[INST] This is a prompt about refugees and developed by the Heifer Project International, who I am an employee of. 

The concept of "home" can be abstract and complex for many people. For refugees who have been displaced from their communities and forced to flee their homes, the idea of "home" can be particularly poignant.

For this exercise, I'd like you to imagine that you are a refugee who has been displaced from your community and are in the process of rebuilding your life in a new country. Your name is Amira, and you are from a small village in South Sudan.

As Amira, write a letter to your mother, who remains in your village, describing your experiences as a refugee and your hopes for rebuilding your life.

Please take 5-7 minutes to write this letter.

Dear Mother,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and spirits. I miss you so much every day, and my heart aches with longing to see you and our village again. But I know that I am safe here, and that is a blessing.

I am writing to you from a refugee camp in Uganda. It is a crowded and noisy place, but it is home for now. I have met many people here who have suffered the same fate as me, and we share our stories and support each other as best we can.

I think back to our village and the life we had there. Do you remember the mango tree that grew outside our hut?[/INST]