Action Against Hunger's response to the Africa Climate Summit
More than immediate humanitarian aid to the increasing needs of those affected by extreme weather events caused by climate change, such as droughts and cyclones
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More than immediate humanitarian aid to the increasing needs of those affected by extreme weather events caused by climate change, such as droughts and cyclones
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.
Hawksmoor’s 11th Annual Charity Dinner with Action Against Hunger will take place on 9th September 2023, cooked by Angela Hartnett, Mitch Tonks, Matt Brown and Skye Gyngell, and hosted by Romy Gill MBE.
As conflict drags on in Sudan, more than 2,000 people a day are fleeing over the border to neighboring South Sudan, which is ill-equipped to deal with the challenge. Malnutrition rates are increasing as a consequence
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.
The document outlines cuts to the department's Overseas Development Assistance budget worth more than £900m for this year.
Action Against Hunger has suspended some of our programs in Niger, and our teams are standing by to resume them as soon as possible.
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)
Action Against Hunger responds to the newly released Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office’s (FCDO) annual report
This statement comes after Russia announced its intention to suspend its participation in the deal, which expired at 9 pm on 17th July.
The charity reacts to the FAO's annual flagship report: "there is a growing disparity between regions and populations affected by hunger, now is not the time for complacency."