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Halima works on her farm in Isiolo County, Kenya, alongside Janet, our Food Security and Livelihood Officer. She's a member of a Mother to Mother Support Group, where women learn climate-smart kitchen gardening with Action Against Hunger. Alongside their gardens, women receive cash assistance, and many join Village Savings and Loan Associations to start small businesses and cover their families' health care and school costs. Swipe to meet Jamila, another group member → Her family's dinner starts with kale from her own garden. Learn more about our work in Kenya at the link in bio. 📸: Ododo Lameck 03 Nov 2026 I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what keeps people going when the work isn’t easy. Statistics can help us understand the scale of hunger. Programs can show us what’s being done about it. But neither tells us everything about the people who choose to dedicate their careers to changing those realities. Spending time with members of the @actionagainsthunger team reminded me that expertise matters—but so do conviction, curiosity, lived experience, and the personal reasons people choose to care. I wanted this final field trip to make room for those voices. Because sometimes learning why someone shows up helps us think a little more deeply about how we might show up, too. 🎥 @meredith.b2 28 Oct 2026 Treating a child for life-threatening malnutrition is the first step. Lasting recovery takes clean water, nutrition support, and resources that help families build a food-secure future. That’s why we’re launching Lifeline, our new monthly giving program. Your monthly gift supports recovery in clinics and beyond. As a Lifeline Sustainer, you’ll get monthly updates from our staff on the ground, starting with a community in Kenya. For a limited time, your first 12 monthly gifts will be doubled. Join Lifeline at the link in bio. 27 Oct 2026 When we hear “fighting hunger,” food distribution may be the first thing that comes to mind. But the infrastructure surrounding food can matter just as much. Data that helps anticipate where malnutrition could rise. Agriculture that adapts when landscapes change. Reliable ways to keep lifesaving treatments safe in extreme conditions. What I appreciated while learning more about @actionagainsthunger is just how multidisciplinary this work has become. Addressing hunger can bring together agriculture, public health, climate science, technology, logistics and community knowledge—all solving different pieces of the same puzzle. Because hunger rarely has just one cause. And that means ending it will never require just one kind of solution. Which of these innovations surprised you most? #paidpartnership 🎥 @meredith.b2 24 Oct 2026 Five months in, Ebola is still spreading in the DRC. It has now reached eight provinces, in a country where 26.5 million people were already facing food insecurity. In Ituri, the epicenter, our teams are strengthening our emergency response. We’re combining epidemic prevention with health, nutrition, water, and mental health support. That includes equipping health centers with protective supplies, improving access to water at health facilities, and training community health workers to counter rumors. Mobile teams are reaching isolated villages directly, and we’re supporting people coping with grief, stigma, and fear. The outbreak is also keeping families from care. In Mongbwalu, consultations for childhood illnesses fell from 3,053 in April to 1,711 in August. “Every delay or failure to receive treatment increases the risk of complications and death, particularly for children under five.” – Julie Drouet, our Country Director in the DRC Support our Ebola emergency response at the link in bio. 22 Oct 2026 “I thought I would spend my life designing machines. Instead, I found myself helping people redesign their futures,” said Asmaa Alqaisi, Country Director of Action Against Hunger in Iraq, who received the Leadership Award at our gala last week for her commitment to locally led action and women’s leadership. The event raised $1.874 million, surpassing the evening’s $1.8 million goal. Asmaa told the story of Mona, a young woman who launched an event decor business with business training, mentorship, mental health support, and a small grant. Her success inspired other women, until an entire street was home to women-owned businesses. “Support is not only about money,” Asmaa said. “It is also about helping someone believe: I can do this.” Philanthropists and civic leaders Chris and Patrice Sobecki received our first Catalyst for Action Award for more than two decades of support, including research into better ways to treat severe acute malnutrition and climate resilience work in Uganda. Hosted by @kevinnealon, the gala celebrated the people and partners who make our mission possible. Funds raised will help our teams keep reaching families in the hardest-to-reach communities, wherever and whenever help is needed most. The gala is over, but hunger doesn’t stop. Learn more about the event and how to get involved at the link in bio. Event held @583parkavenue 19 Oct 2026 ⏳ Two days left to apply to ALIGN! ALIGN is an initiative that provides grants and technical support to help local organizations expand proven solutions in adolescent health and nutrition. Civil society and youth-led organizations in the 12 eligible countries are invited to apply jointly in English or French. 📅 Deadline: October 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. EDT. 🔗 Check eligibility and access application materials, webinar recordings, FAQs, and submission guidance through the link in our bio. ✉️ Questions? Email [email protected]. Know an organization that should apply? Tag them below or share this post! #GFFxCIVICPlatform #ALIGN #CivilSociety #YouthLeadership #GlobalHealth 19 Oct 2026 Did you know you can eat three meals a day and still be malnourished? For #WorldFoodDay, I’m partnering with @actionagainsthunger to talk about why malnutrition doesn’t always look the way you’d expect. Let’s break down marasmus, kwashiorkor, hidden hunger and how Action Against Hunger is combatting food insecurity through innovative tools. #ActionAgainstHunger 16 Oct 2026 This #WorldFoodDay, meet the porridge fighting malnutrition. 🥣 It’s called Tom Brown. And in Sokoto State, Nigeria, mothers are making it together. Amina, a Nutrition Assistant with our team, works side by side with them as they turn local crops into a nourishing meal for children recovering from malnutrition. Six tins of millet and sorghum, three of soybeans, one of groundnuts. Each family takes home enough for about two weeks. “My ambition for this community is to see all the malnourished children get well.” – Amina Today, we’re celebrating the resilience of the communities we work with and the local #foodsystems that prove hunger can be defeated. 💚 📸 Maryna Chebat for Action Against Hunger 16 Oct 2026 Agroecology (noun) 🌱 From agro-, relating to agriculture, and ecology, from the Greek oikos meaning “home” and logos meaning “study.” Agroecology is an approach to farming that considers the relationships between soil, water, crops, biodiversity, climate and people—not as separate parts, but as one connected system. And maybe there’s something human in that, too. We spend so much time trying to fix one piece of our lives at a time, when sometimes the real shift comes from paying attention to the relationships between the pieces. What nourishes us, what drains us, what surrounds us, and what conditions allow us to grow. That interconnected thinking also shows up in the work of @actionagainsthunger, where local knowledge, resources and environmental conditions can shape how communities strengthen their food systems. Agroecology. Plant that one in your vocabulary. 🌿 🎥 @meredith.b2 #paidpartnership 14 Oct 2026 📣 Have a proven, locally led idea for adolescent health and nutrition? #ALIGN is a new funding opportunity that helps innovations like these move toward greater scale within national systems. We’re implementing it with our partners @ennonline and @theyouthcafeafrica as part of the #GFFxCIVICPlatform (@civicalliancewb). 🌍 Eligible countries: Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe 📅 Apply by October 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. EDT 🔗 Application materials, recordings, and FAQs at the link in bio. #CivilSociety #YouthLeadership #GlobalHealth 13 Oct 2026 📍 Yemen: fighting has intensified in recent weeks, forcing thousands of people from their homes. With support from @eu_echo, Action Against Hunger rapidly mobilized an emergency response in Khanfar and Zinjibar. Our mobile health team is bringing primary care, nutrition support, vaccinations, psychological first aid, and referrals for specialized care directly to displaced families, closing critical gaps for people who have lost access to services. Learn more at the link in bio. 📸 Muna ALMAISARY 09 Oct 2026

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