Read the latest press releases, news and statements from our Media team.
In Gaza, aid flow increased about 50 per cent, but unloading remains limited, hindering access to the population. The nutritional crisis has shifted from acute to chronic malnutrition due to poor dietary quality.
A week after the 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes that struck north-central Venezuela, the emergency is entering a new phase.
The organisation is stepping up its response in more than 40 makeshift settlements where there are still severe shortages of water, sanitation and safe shelter.
The organisation is scaling up its response in Caracas, La Guaira, and other affected areas by distributing essential aid, improving access to safe water and sanitation, and providing health and psychosocial support to the hardest-hit areas
A powerful 7.2 and 7.5 earthquake struck north Venezuela, including its capital Caracas. Action Against Hunger teams are monitoring the situation on the ground.
A cholera outbreak declared in Borno State, Nigeria has caused over 16,300 admissions and 66 deaths, overwhelming health facilities. Action Against Hunger established triage centres alongside government partners, treating 65+ daily cases.
Tensions in the Middle East threaten to push a further 10 million people into food insecurity in Africa.
Nearing the 20th anniversary of the Muttur massacre, where 17 Action Against Hunger staff were executed in Sri Lanka, Action Against Hunger renews its call for a transparent investigation, citing ongoing impunity and the rising global toll on humanitarian workers.
The unique artwork will raise funds for Action Against Hunger at auction.
Action Against Hunger, UNICEF, Save the Children, and donor partners including CIFF and MBRGI have formed an alliance aimed at delivering critical nutrition treatment and services to five million children in crisis-affected areas.
Action Against Hunger warns Somalia faces credible famine risk in Burhakaba District. Roughly 6 million people face crisis-level hunger, with 1.9 million in emergency conditions. Failed rains, conflict, and rising prices drive the worsening crisis.
The World Health Organisation has declared an international health emergency after Ebola cases were confirmed in DRC's Ituri province. Action Against Hunger warns of the outbreak will further strain communities already weakened by ongoing conflict.
