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For almost 40 years and across nearly 50 countries, we have led the global fight against hunger. We are there for them before and after disaster strikes. We enable people to provide for themselves, see their children grow up strong, and build prosperous communities. We constantly search for more effective solutions, while sharing our knowledge and expertise with the world. We push for long-term ch

ange. We will never give up, until the world is free from hunger.

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This page is for Action Against Hunger supporters in the UK and is maintained and updated by the team based in London. We share news and updates about our programmes and activities around the world. We are here to help, Mon-Fri 9am-6pm except for public holidays. Outside of these hours we may not be able to respond to queries straight away.

01/06/2026

Is it a little cheesy to say we want food for all? 😏 Oh well, guess we’re cheesy then.

Head to the next slide, find the six hidden words and tell us in the comments what “food for all” means to you.

28/05/2026

Well, nobody’s perfect. Poor cassava and millet didn’t even get a mention...

But as climate change affects the way food is grown around the world, knowing about crops that can survive harsher conditions is more important than ever.

Have you heard of them all? And would you know how to cook them?

26/05/2026

Access is everything in the fight against hunger. Not just access to food and clean water, but to safety, healthcare, shelter, education, and livelihoods. Without access, hunger can’t end.

This month, we’re sharing photos from communities affected by conflict, that we’re working with to restore access and support families facing hunger every day.

24/05/2026

It’s incredibly hard to grow food when bombs are damaging farms, water sources and roads. This is why Resolution 2417 was established – to ensure food is protected during conflict.

Today we remind and pressure all States to uphold this commitmentand protect civilians enduring hunger.

#2417

20/05/2026

Finally, strawberries are in season! Did you have any today? They’re literally everywhere and pretty affordable too 🍓🍓🍓

Or are they...?

Actually, nearly 1/3 of the world CAN’T ACCESS healthy food - like strawberries.

That’s 3 billion people who may not be able to eat fresh produce this season. And it’s not because there is not enough food on this planet. So what is it then?

Find 6 words on the next slide and see for yourself. Let us know in the comments what are they! 🍓

19/05/2026

This is what happens when the world ignores warnings and underfunds humanitarian response. Political inaction costs lives.

Ebola thrives where instability, poverty and weak healthcare systems are allowed to deepen. Conflict and funding cuts create the perfect conditions for deadly diseases to spread.

The people in DRC should not have to wait for international panic before their lives matter.

We urgently need governments and donors to fund emergency health and humanitarian programmes before this crisis spirals further.

Share this news. Raise your voice for DRC.

19/05/2026

Protection is not optional. Even wars have rules and civilians are not collateral damage.

This week we’re calling on all UN Member States to uphold International Humanitarian Law and protect civilians at all costs. There’s nothing more to discuss.

18/05/2026

Would you believe this? Some people think “food for all” is controversial. Smh 🥲

Oh well. Guess we’re controversial then. FOOD FOR ALL!

18/05/2026

In the 1870s, a strong El Niño triggered droughts and famine that killed millions of people. Food systems collapsed in many places around the planet.

Today, scientists warn this year’s El Niño could be even worse. And this time it will hit a world that is already hotter, more crowded, and more fragile.

That means the impact could be bigger and faster: more floods and droughts, more crop failures, more hunger, more people forced from their homes and more pressure on food and water systems.

At the same time, the world keeps spending billions on the military while neglecting things that protect lives – like climate adaptation. The UK has also cut its Green Climate Fund commitments in half at a time when it is needed most.

This is a dangerous step. It weakens trust and reduces support for countries that are already facing severe climate shocks.

We need the cuts to be reversed. A global famine will impact the UK too. We don’t grow a lot of the food we eat locally - especially in the winter - so we will not be immune to the impacts.

If we don’t adapt, we will keep reacting to disasters instead of preventing them.

And that will ALWAYS cost more lives and more money.

15/05/2026

We’ve been ringing the alarm about this for months.

Almost 20 million people are suffering from acute food insecurity. Nearly 1 million children will suffer from severe acute malnutrition this year.

This is unacceptable. You can tell the government to stop this. Write to your MP: link in bio

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