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One year into the conflict, Action Against Hunger is expanding its humanitarian assistance to reach the most vulnerable families in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon.
Action Against Hunger has mobilised an emergency response and is urging the international community to unite to deliver immediate and sustained relief efforts.
According to estimates, thousands were forced from their homes due to the air strikes on Monday, which marked the deadliest day in Lebanon since the country's 1990 civil war.
Communities in Nigeria, Chad and Cameroon are in desperate need of food, clean water, shelter, health services, and protection.
During the Love Food Give Food campaign, restaurants invite diners to voluntarily add £1 to their bill, which can provide a mother with a day’s worth of life-saving ready-to-use therapeutic food to treat a malnourished child.
Since the increased exchanges of fire along the border, Action Against Hunger swiftly mobilised its teams to respond to the emergency.
Action Against Hunger calls for emergency funding for food and nutrition programmes in Sudan’s hardest hit regions
The new partnership comes at a pivotal time, as conflict, climate change and poverty mean the world is not on track to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of zero hunger by 2030.
Hunger is increasing in Africa at an alarming rate, where one in every 5 people is hungry, while the political commitment to financing assistance programs that address hunger’s root causes is waning
The conflict and the major displacement crisis in the territory has devastated agricultural production
Displacement, the loss of loved ones, a precarious economic situation, incessant aerial bombardments, and the disruption of education and health systems have had devastating effects on the cognitive development and mental health of Ukrainian children
The civil war, which broke out in April 2023, has led to almost 800,000 people facing the threat of famine
