Risking their lives in Gaza to help others
Our work is only possible because of the incredible people who risk their lives every day to help others.
Meet the communities Action Against Hunger supports around the world and the inspiring staff who are transforming lives.
Our work is only possible because of the incredible people who risk their lives every day to help others.
Civil war continues to devastate communities in Sudan – causing one of the largest refugee and hunger crises in the world. Forced to flee, many people become refugees in South Sudan.
Haiti, Mali, Sudan, South Sudan and the Occupied Palestinian Territories are the countries with the highest levels of hunger. We must act now to avoid catastrophe.
How a restored water supply and new roads created new beginnings for Palestinians living in a community in the West Bank.
On the day that war broke out in Gaza, Aisha discovered she was pregnant with her first child. Now, 9 months later, the conflict continues. Read her story.
Food and fuel are in short supply. Costs are soaring. And a million people are facing starvation. Our Logistics Manager, JG, describes how we’re overcoming the challenge of getting aid to the people in Gaza who so desperately need it.
Families are facing deadly hunger. But our new programme is helping feed 13,000 vulnerable mothers and children.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is escalating at a rapid rate. Constant bombardment from air, land, and sea is threatening lives and destroying what little remains in Gaza. Those who have survived face deadly hunger.
Through the power of mother-to-mother supports groups Tereza, Rosalyn and Rosina are reshaping their community's future and nourishing their families.
It’s now predicted that a famine will be declared in northern Gaza any time between now and May.
Meet Zainab, Hurriyah, Wafaa, Nawwar and other inspiring women who are changing their communities in the Middle East, one act of courage at a time.
2 years since the start of the conflict, Ukrainians still struggle to access healthcare, education, and other basic services – particularly in the south and east of the country.