Fighting Hunger in Emergencies
Help Malnourished Children! More than 400,000 severely malnourished children in Yemen alone could die without life-saving aid. You can help.
Donate NOW to help save the lives of suffering children in Yemen and other crisis zones.
Poverty, hunger and malnutrition are often caused by conflict, war, natural disasters or a combination of all. Prolonged drought may destroy crops and cause food prices to skyrocket, or violent conflict may force people to flee their homes and livelihoods.
New evidence continues to signal that the number of hungry people in the world is growing, reaching 821 million in 2017 or one in every nine people, according to The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2018.
FIGHT HUNGER. SAVE LIVES
UHR’s Emergency Response Fund allows us to respond rapidly to emergency situations and natural disasters. Donate today and help us respond around the world when crisis hits.
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“Many parts of the world are in the grip of a devastating food crisis. UHR is there to provide life-saving support”
United Hands Relief responds to sudden and ongoing crises to meet the immediate needs of affected populations, and support their transition to recovery in the aftermath of emergencies. We respond to emergencies by delivering food assistance, nutrition, safe clean water, and hygiene kits to vulnerable families displaced by natural disasters and man-made crises.
In building the resilience of populations at risk, UHR works hand-in-hand with host organizations to ensure that food parcels, water, meals and other forms of assistance can reach communities in crisis effectively.
“UHR Provides Food to People Facing Starvation As a Result of Extreme Weather Events”
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Engages in humanitarian projects both locally and internationally to assist those in dire need of assistance. It is our goal to empower individuals and families within their communities.
