Helping Rodrick recover from malnutrition
How an Action Against Hunger-supported nutrition treatment centre in Tanzania brought four-year-old Rodrick back to health.
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How an Action Against Hunger-supported nutrition treatment centre in Tanzania brought four-year-old Rodrick back to health.
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We reached 5.5 million people through our nutrition programmes in 2019.
We supported 5.6 million people with our water, sanitation and hygiene projects in 2019.
We helped 2.9 million people with our health programmes in 2019.
We fight hunger and malnutrition in 46 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East.
Somalia is experiencing a prolonged, complex crisis caused by conflict, displacement, drought, extreme weather and disease.
Families living in war-torn Yemen are facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis in decades.
Bangladesh is vulnerable to climate disasters and hosts a large number of refugees from neighbouring countries.