Read the latest press releases, news and statements from our Media team.
Action Against Hunger teams have been able to scale up their humanitarian response, however, the renewed fighting puts our activities at risk, which is why we insist that a permanent ceasefire is necessary to meet the most basic needs of Gaza’s civilian population.
Imminent rainwater will add to sewage flowing in the streets, increasing the risk of disease according to Action Against Hunger. The aid agency has been distributing water to civilians, but not enough to cope with the scale of demand
Action Against Hunger is supporting the local Libyan Red Crescent as we provide humanitarian assistance to people affected by the catastrophic flooding which has severely affected the eastern part of Libya, caused by Storm Daniel.
Love Food Give Food, the campaign which asks restaurant-goers to add £1 to their bill to help fund our programmes across 55 countries, has returned for the 12th year.
Our staff report that parents can no longer feed their children adequately due to stress, while in Syria, the charity is also implementing a programme to increase access to food in rural communities
This World Breastfeeding Week, Action Against Hunger has compiled a list of the most common myths around breastfeeding.
A joint project trialing the use of community health workers to diagnose and treat severe acute malnutrition has been endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO)
HM The King hears how DEC Pakistan Floods Appeal funds are helping hundreds of thousands as monsoon rains begin again
Influencers, journalists, MPs, and FCDO officials were served a scaled-back “menu” to highlight the impact of conflict on the supply of food throughout the world. Action Against Hunger’s pop-up café comes at a time when over 85% of people facing hunger crises live in conflict-affected countries; this is according to the charity’s report which launches this week
During the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year 2023, Action Against Hunger fundraised through the 'On the Phone' category, in which photographers paid £2 to enter their photo into the competition. The winner of the prize was Bonnet Delights by Hein van Tonder, for his depiction of street food in Galle, Sri Lanka (see picture).
Significant damage has been caused by Cyclone Mocha, which struck the coastlines of Bangladesh and Myanmar on Sunday 14 May. The situation in Myanmar's Rakhine State seems particularly worrying. Action Against Hunger teams are assessing the humanitarian needs of those affected and are preparing to launch an emergency response in the coming days.
KellyDeli, parent company of Asian food brand Sushi Daily, has helped to save the lives of more than 10,000 malnourished children in India, thanks to its fundraising for charity Action Against Hunger.
