
In Our Hands, $15 Becomes 60 School Meals for Young Girls Like Ferdous in Yemen
For only $15 dollars, the U.N. World Food Programme could send a child like Ferdous enough school meals for three months. Â

For only $15 dollars, the U.N. World Food Programme could send a child like Ferdous enough school meals for three months. Â

The problems of climate change can feel overwhelming. Our advice? Pick one area to focus on and dig in. One such area that is a natural fit for many of us is food.

The war in Ukraine is not taking place within a vacuum: It unleashed a wave of collateral hunger across the globe.

In response to the looming threat of famine, WFP has scaled up to reach more people than ever before in Somalia – people like Mido.

Following the Government of Pakistan’s request for support, the U.N. World Food Programme is rapidly expanding its food assistance to 500K people.

Since the start of the year, 9 million more people have slipped into severe hunger across Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia – leaving 22 million people struggling to find enough food to eat.

Refugees and IDPs face some of the toughest challenges imaginable in their search for stability. One of the worst is hunger.

Cash-based assistance from the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is helping to keep young students like Issa in the classroom while boosting their families’ health. Â

When the war broke out in Ukraine, Nina fled her home with nothing. Now, she is working as a program associate with WFP. Read her story, in her own words. Â

WFP’s Emergency Coordinator in Ukraine Matthew Hollingworth weighs in on the war’s impacts, the challenges ahead and why this emergency is different than others he has worked in.