For 32 years, Somalia has been battling war, hunger, disease and the effects of climate change. Thousands of people have lost their lives, their homes and their livelihoods, leaving 5 million people food insecure.

Right now, the rate of maternal and child malnutrition in Somalia is among the highest in the world. More than 1.5 million pregnant women, nursing mothers and children under the age of five are suffering from acute malnutrition.

It is shocking that a child dies of hunger every 30 minutes. Without our help, more lives will be lost with each passing day.

How many more mothers have to watch their babies take their last breaths in their arms before the world stands together with Somalia?

This year, Save Your Community Today is on the ground delivering life-saving aid to families in Somalia. With your support, we can save precious lives.

Save a life now by providing a call on duty Kit.

£100 call on Duty kit – Will provide a nutritious food parcel and clean water to a family of seven facing malnutrition as well as milk for vulnerable babies.

 This year, just like 2011, Somalia families are facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Millions of Somalis have nothing to eat. Some go without food for days at a time, and most barely have enough to survive.

The WFP (World Food Programme) has warned that Somalia is on a ‘countdown to catastrophe’ over rising hunger. After seven years of fighting, the country has been ravaged by hunger, starvation, and disease.

No family in Somalia should go hungry this This year

With your donations, we will provide thousands of people in Somalia with vital food packages. We will focus our efforts on the most impoverished areas in South Somalia , particularly those that have been hit especially hard by this crisis, such as the city of Hudur and Dolow that have faced relentless terrorist attacks, blockage and drought.

Your support will go a long way in providing urgently needed food supplies for the vast number of families who are experiencing extreme poverty, enabling them to thrive and prosper without the worry of constant hunger.