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- Aid agency hopes President Obama's visit to Joplin, Missouri, will bring attention to critical needs, long recovery that still remain - World Vision delivering relief products to Missouri, Alabama, Virginia, North Carolina, Minnesota--including hard-hit Joplin and Tuscaloosa - Response teams focusing on most vulnerable tornado survivors, especially children - Fundraising needs still falling short, many relief groups report JOPLIN, Mo., May 27, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- While many Americans will be enjoying a three-day weekend in honor of our nation's fallen heroes this Memorial Day, World Vision's disaster response teams will be working tirelessly to continue the agency's tornado response across five states, focused on targeting the most vulnerable, especially children.