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Three years of conflict in Yemen: the human toll
Yemen is the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, and it’s entirely manmade. The situation is grim: after three years of a war that officially killed nearly 10,000 people, and unofficially caused many others, the UN (United Nations) estimates that 80% of its people need humanitarian assistance.
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World Refugee Day
One out of every 110 people on the planet is a refugee, displaced, or seeking asylum. They are more than their label: they are leaders, entreprenuers, friends, dreamers. They are incredibly strong women like Sameera, who saw her home in Syria nearly completely destroyed by a rocket -- but who has found a way to live with dignity and pride in Jordan.
On #WorldRefugeeDay, we honour women like Sameera.
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In the spirit of growing
Our team was in North Spirit Lake, Ontario, where we planted a variety of fruits and vegetables in 80 mobile garden boxes, all thanks to the generosity of our Food for Action patrons. Thank you!
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UN SECURITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY AGREES LANDMARK RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING CYCLE OF HUNGER AND CONFLICT
Today, the United Nations Security Council adopted a new resolution recognizing conflict-related food insecurity as a peace and security issue.
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Yemen can't wait
As Yemen enters its fourth year of war this week, we want to share with you what we are doing to help some of the 22 million people in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.
WE’RE YOUR CHARITY THAT FIGHTS HUNGER
We save the lives of severely malnourished children while helping communities become self-sufficient. Recognized as a world leader in the fight against malnutrition, Action Against Hunger has pursued its vision of a world without hunger for almost four decades, combating hunger in emergency situations of conflict, natural disaster, and chronic food insecurity. With more than 8,000 staff in more than 50 countries, our programs in nutrition, food security, livelihoods, water, sanitation, and hygiene, reach more than 14 million people each year.
