Yemen's hunger crisis, in numbers: 17M are food insecure, 6.8M rely entirely on food aid, 2.2M children are malnourished. #Aid4Yemen | World Food Programme

The people of Yemen are facing unimaginable horrors. The UN is calling the civil war in Yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis. Hunger and famine are a direct result of war and can only fully be eliminated by bringing the conflict to an end. The time for a permanent and lasting solution is long overdue. | CARE

🌍 The Silent Suffering of Yemen For years, Yemen has been called the world’s worst humanitarian crisis—and still, the suffering grows. 🍞 Hunger is everywhere. Parents go days without food so their children can eat a single meal. Malnutrition has stolen the strength and smiles of thousands of little ones. 💧 Water is a luxury. Families walk for miles under the blazing sun in search of clean water—often returning with nothing. Disease spreads where thirst cannot be quenched. 🤲 Your kindness can

Four years of conflict have pushed millions of Yemenis to the brink of famine. Last month we reached over 10 million people with vital food assistance - but without your continued support people will starve. | World Food Programme

This is the final warning to prevent catastrophe in Yemen. Millions of families are now suffering enormously. Children are dying of hunger. Please donate and help us save lives. | World Food Programme

The crisis in Yemen has reached breaking point. Everyday parents eat less so their children don’t starve. Please donate now to help save lives. | World Food Programme