Help us to #EndMalnutrition
We cannot change the lives
of children alone!
We need YOU!
of children alone!
We need YOU!
Help save a child in Yemen from malnutrition.
Every minute counts for malnourished children to SURVIVE. You can help SAVE THEM by providing urgent treatment and care.
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After nearly seven years of conflict, Yemen remains the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. With COVID-19 continuing to spread, the country faces an emergency inside an emergency. Nearly 21 million people—70% of the total population—are in need of humanitarian assistance, over half of whom are children.
Food insecurity and malnutrition remain the main drivers of need:
- Over 2 million children under five are acutely malnourished
- Nearly 400,000 of them suffering from severe acute malnutrition
- About 47,000 people are facing famine-like conditions
BEFORE
Gosson was suffering intensely. More than any child should suffer.
The day when Gosson was admitted to the UNICEF-supported AI Sadaqa Hospital in Aden, Yemen. She was just 18-months old, weighed five kilograms and was very ill after enduring five days of fever, a chest infection and diarrhea.





AFTER
Gosson is now on the path of recovery.
Fortunately, UNICEF with your support was able to provide Gosson with the urgent treatment she needed, including therapeutic food and medical care. Gosson is recovering and now her treatment continues at home, with her family.





Story from the field
Good nutrition is the bedrock of child survival and development.
Malnutrition is a deadly threat to children’s survival – it makes them more susceptible to illness and disease, with life-long consequences!
UNICEF estimates a child dies every ten minutes from preventable causes, including malnutrition and vaccine-preventable diseases.





WE HAVE SOLUTIONS,
BUT WE NEED YOUR URGENT HELP!
BUT WE NEED YOUR URGENT HELP!
UNICEF is the world’s largest provider of emergency food – the Plumpy’Nut also known as ready-to-use-therapeutic food (RUTF). It’s a peanut paste, full of vitamins and nutrients, that can help a child suffering from malnutrition to regain strength in six to eight weeks.
Help malnourished children to survive
UNICEF needs your support now.
UNICEF is supporting the treatment of acute malnutrition in more than 4,000 health care facilities and 100 therapeutic feeding centers in Yemen.
In 2022, we requires over RM2 billion (US$484.4 million) to respond to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, including a target of treating 366,358 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition.
Please donate today to save more children from deadly malnutrition.
You Can Make a
Difference Right Now
Difference Right Now
Millions of malnourished children in Yemen need your urgent attention. Together, we can help to #EndMalnutrition.