Action Against Hunger Responds to Severe Flooding in Libya

Action Against Hunger teams in Libya are ready to support the local Libyan Red Crescent in the distribution of food packages, hygiene kits, and other essential items for 1,000 affected people.

Crisis in Chad Grows for Sudanese Refugees and Host Communities

Since violent conflict in Sudan began on April 15, more than a million people have fled to neighboring countries, including approximately 378,000 Sudanese refugees and nearly 48,000 Chadian returnees to eastern Chad.

Treating Afghanistan’s Invisible Mental Health Crisis

Action Against Hunger launched an innovative mental health hotline where those in distress can receive immediate support over the phone.

Not A Garden Pest: How Protecting Pollinators Means Safeguarding Our Global Food System

Farmers in Zimbabwe are revolutionizing local gardening by harnessing the power of pollinators.

From Lunacy to Mental Health: Prioritizing mental health in Sierra Leone

Honoring the World’s Humanitarians

The Refugee Crisis is a Hunger Crisis

The increase in refugee populations is intricately linked to the rise in global hunger.

Somalia: Displaced Women Grow Hope in Kitchen Gardens

Action Against Hunger and our partners are helping to meet urgent needs in disaster-prone communities of Somalia, especially by promoting water, sanitation, and health services.

Six Months After Devastating Earthquakes, Four Million Children in Turkey Still in Need of Humanitarian Aid

Six months after earthquakes in Turkey and Syria left thousands dead, both countries are still struggling to provide basic services to people affected by the disaster.

Conflict in Sudan Sparks Humanitarian Emergency in South Sudan

Last month, 54,000 people poured into South Sudan, straining already-fragile support systems.