Yemen’s Food Insecurity: A Ticking Timebomb

This year the UN received only 40% of its budget for Yemen and about a quarter of what it asked for last year before any of the other impacts of the pandemic were felt.
This makes for a very worrying trend for families where the main earner has lost their lives in the war or has seen a reduction or cessation in their earnings. Many are forced to send their children to work or beg thereby creating a greater long-term issue with education and emotional wellbeing in the children and their wider families.
Since May 2018, the Lady Fatemah Trust’s generous supporters and donors have donated over £2,000,000 to support the innocent Yemen war victims. However, this is not enough and more needs to be done.
How you could assist: Donate £ 45 and support 1 family of up to 6 persons for a month Donate £450 and you can help feed 10 families for a month Donate £ 1,350 and you could help feed 25 families for a month.
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