Across Yemen, men, women, and children continue to struggle every day to access food. Though support has already brought relief to many, the need remains staggering. It is estimated that in May, more than half of the households across Yemen were unable to meet their minimum food needs.
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen is continuing to worsen. Families across the nation of 17.1 million people are facing devastating levels of hunger. Among them, 2.3 million children under five are suffering from severe malnutrition and are in dire need of help.
The EFA5 project has significantly contributed to mitigating the food crisis in Yemen by delivering emergency food assistance to the most vulnerable households.
Your continued support for ADRA has been building stronger connections to families in Yemen. Recently, ADRA staff travelled to Yemen to visit project sites in person.
We have received a quarterly report about how your support of ADRA has been making a difference in Yemen. With one of the direst humanitarian crises in the world, Yemen is a nation in desperate need of help. Your contributions are saving people’s lives.
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