Read the latest press releases, news and statements from our Media team.
Four earthquakes and 3,000 aftershocks in just two weeks have not only left more than a million people homeless but also left them in a state of fear, shock and trauma. Without rapid psychological support, the impact on the mental health of survivors will be devastating.
With the conflict in Ukraine entering its second-year humanitarian needs continue to grow. Since the conflict started, Action Against Hunger has supported more than 650,000 people in Ukraine and neighbouring countries. For Action Against Hunger, it also reveals the fragility of our food systems and the need to reform them.
TV favourite joins Yotam Ottolenghi in raising awareness of the after-effects of the earthquake. Action Against Hunger also warns of deepening food crisis as latest DEC appeal reaches £88 million
Overwhelming demand for life-saving medical equipment in the wake of the Turkey-Syria earthquake. This comes at a time when donations for the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal reach £74 million
Action Against Hunger is one of 14 DEC member agencies supporting relief efforts after the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria
The first earthquake response team is traveling to Turkey after reports of thousands of people killed and affected. They will be assessing needs around water, sanitation and hygiene as well as nutrition.
Sixth failed rainy season predicted for the Horn of Africa, prolonging worst drought in 40 years. Meanwhile, Action Against Hunger research indicates an increase in acute levels of malnutrition in Somalia
Action Against Hunger holding free exhibition at London’s gallery@oxo 8 – 19 February
In Ghor, Helmand, Daykundi, and Badakhshan, women aid workers provide essential health services to rural communities.
Over 200 restaurants take part in Action Against Hunger UK's Love Food Give Food campaign
We deeply regret the decision announced by the Afghan authorities to ban women from working in humanitarian organisations.
Rishi Sunak must act now to help prevent a huge humanitarian catastrophe in East Africa three former Secretaries of State for International Development and the heads of many of the UK’s leading aid agencies, along with others, have warned in a joint letter to the Prime Minister, published today.
