Emergency in Southern Africa
Help feed children in four of the worst-affected countries
Southern Africa is experiencing its worst drought in 100 years. In Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe, people are facing “emergency” levels of hunger – with an estimated 21 million children suffering from malnutrition.
Mary’s Meals is currently serving nutritious daily meals to more than 1.5 million children in schools across the region, providing a lifeline to families in four of the worst-affected countries.
With your support, we can reach many thousands more children waiting for our daily meals.
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Emergency in Southern Africa
Providing a lifeline to children in Southern Africa
The impact of drought on child hunger in Malawi
One family’s struggle for hope and education in Malawi
Expanding our school feeding programme in Mozambique
Climate crisis causes food insecurity in Mozambique
Drought pushes families to the brink in Zambia
Food and the chance of an education in Zambia
A child’s fight for a poverty-free future in Zimbabwe
Hope blooms amid Zimbabwe’s wilting maize