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THE CHILDREN of the Sahel need your help NOW

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UNICEF West and Central Africa - Ready-to-use-therapeutic-food

Your generous monthly support can provide malnourished children with a life-saving kit that includes therapeutic milk powder, special nutritious food paste and arm-measuring tapes.

Donating the above amount each month, over one year, will enable us to treat thousands of children with acute malnutrition due to the drought.

Your generous monthly support can provide therapeutic milk powder, essential for saving the lives of malnourished children.

Donating the above amount each month, over one year, will enable us to provide special sets that will combat dehydration and lack of access to clean water (a set can include 100 sachets with rehydration salts and 479 tablets of purifying drinking water).

Your generous monthly support can provide life-saving re-hydration kits for children who suffer from dehydration.

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THE CHILDREN of the Sahel need your help NOW

The impacts of climate change, conflict and political insecurity are multiplying existing levels of extreme poverty and a lack of sustainable development opportunities. Food insecurity is affecting millions of families across the Sahel. Conflict in Ukraine has contributed to the spiraling of food and fertilizer prices, heavily impacting communities already facing multiple deprivations and poverty.

UNICEF’s Call to action covers the central Sahel (Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger) as well as the neighboring coastal countries (Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea and Togo).

How will your support make a difference?

Sahel benefit

Increase children’s access to education enabling continued learning in child friendly spaces.

sahel doctor

Support women and children’s needs to access sufficient clean water for drinking and domestic use.

Sahel kids

Contribute to the delivery of life saving supplies in hard-to-reach areas including vaccinations, soap and school equipment.

Read more on the 2023 Call to Action_Sahel L2 Emergency