We're in the midst of an unprecedented hunger crisis. Violence in places like Yemen, South Sudan and Nigeria is pushing people into hunger. Families have fled their homes. Entire communities are cut off from supplies. The World Food Programme (WFP) does whatever it takes to reach the most vulnerable victims of war, especially women and children, transporting life-saving food via ships, trucks and planes — even boats made of hollowed out logs.
But the need is increasing. New conflicts are pushing even more people, like Myanmar's Rohingya, into crisis. Without more support, WFP won't be able to keep up, and more people will die.
Take action today to support WFP's efforts to reach people in the most vulnerable parts of the world and deliver life-saving food — before it's too late.
