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About Action Against Hunger

Life-threatening hunger is predictable, preventable and treatable, so a world without it is possible. We tackle it where it hits and stop it. Whenever and wherever people need our help.

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Tell Keir Starmer to act now

A small child stands in front of buildings destroyed to rubble, holding his belongings in a blue carrier bag.

Call on Keir Starmer to protect civilians in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank.

World Hunger Facts

Right now, 1 in 11 people around the world don't have enough food to eat.

World's hungriest countries

Nyamile holds a lily she's picked near her home in South Sudan.

Haiti, Mali, South Sudan, Sudan and the Occupied Palestinian Territories have the most hunger.

COP29: write to Keir Starmer

Ask the Prime Minister and his government to step to the plate and tackle the climate crisis.

Plan your legacyGive a gift in your Will

Leave a gift in your Will and you'll be helping to build a world free from hunger. Our free Wills guide contains everything you need to know about creating a Will and leaving a gift to us.

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OUR REACH

  • 56 countries

    We fight life-threatening hunger in 56 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East.

  • 21m

    Our life-saving programmes reached 21 million people around the world in 2023.

  • 47

    Last year, we responded to 47 emergencies in 34 countries.

A smiling mother holds up her child in India.

You Against Hunger: Autumn 2024

Together with amazing people like you, we made an incredible impact in 2023. Read our magazine to learn how your support is helping us to build a world without hunger.

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An Action Against Hunger team member distributes fresh fruit in Gaza.

Risking their lives in Gaza to help others

Our work is only possible because of our amazing staff. Here, some of our incredible humanitarian aid workers tell us about their experiences.

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