Child Starvation in Africa

In many African countries facing a red crisis, starvation is a sustained chronic pain that kills hungry children. We need to end hunger in Africa, and we can not do this without you. Children are now living in the crisis of famine and millions of girls and boys need urgent food aid to survive. There are many reliable ways to help kids stop hunger in Africa and other countries.

Thanks to generous people like you, to save children has worked in countries that are seriously affected by food shortages. We are also providing life-saving medical care for diseases that destroy fatal and severe acute malnutrition children, and children weakened by starvation. Learn how your donation helps to save lives

The fight against acute malnutrition at a specialized treatment center, children are on the verge of death at the risk of hunger

Prevention of acute malnutrition by a large-scale emergency feeding program in the case of food shortage in Africa

Do not waste all the possibilities of African girls and boys. Just because they were born of hunger and poverty is not that we can not have a bright future. Together, we can enable African families to combat hunger and eradicate poverty for this and future generations. When you donate to Africa's hunger fight plan, you will support the job of saving our lives. Thank you very much for your support.

Save the Children works 24 hours a day and does everything to reach out to all the children suffering from starvation. Our priority is to reach out to children under the age of five who are most likely to die of severe malnutrition and are susceptible to measles, malaria, and cholera.

Because it is not fully utilized, the earth's resources are exhausted. In only ten years, half of the world's population will face deadly hunger. Even if Africa has the largest natural resources available for food production, people in Africa and Africa will become the center of this devastating affair. I think that I am willing to do valuable work Everyone in the world gains the opportunity of unlimited work and getting the necessary tools to earn money for work by adding value to the work they do Imagine a distributed social and economic network where you can do. . This reality is what we call FreeWork Culture.

Over 30 years, Africa's food crisis has become a global problem. From drought to starvation, the problems of these African countries are some of the most tragic circumstances the world faces. However, Africa's problem is not the front line of news media, it is not the heart of most people as everyday. There are many ways to raise awareness that it is not a direct problem to help fight famine in Africa. Even in 2016 alone, 9 million of them account for over 40% of South Sudan's population, and urgent food and nutrition and agricultural assistance are still needed. Now in 2017, the country is still faced with famine caused by war and drought. 30% of the population of the country is also facing family malnutrition. Sudan is not the only African country facing difficult times. Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia are the other countries that desperately need food.

Every 3 seconds another child living in Africa will die. Many of these children live on the streets of Africa and are forced to escape due to the harsh conditions of previous family life. Every day thousands of children lose their lives in every city and for their belief many of their bodies are beating or beating. On the street these children experienced unimaginable tests, intolerable pain, still found enough hope and optimistic work and life, and gathered funds for some to feed their families. In order to further understand the hopeless living conditions of children without violence in Africa it is necessary to review sickness and poverty, we must consider the previous family life, and the conditions of living on the street are