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Half of Yemen’s children are fighting malnutrition

Year after year, Yemen’s children continue to struggle faced with the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact across the country. Half of the children in Yemen under age 5 are fighting malnutrition. Families have been displaced and are living in open camps, and children need life-saving food and access to medical treatments to survive.

Yemen's children are fighting to survive

More than 2.3 million children in Yemen under the age of 5 are suffering from acute malnutrition, and they need urgent help. UNICEF is working on the ground to screen children, provide life-saving therapeutic food, and ensure health care and medical treatment to help children recover. With so many families facing displacement and poverty, UNICEF is also working to ensure humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable.

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Yemen's children are fighting to survive

More than 2.3 million children in Yemen under the age of 5 are suffering from acute malnutrition, and they need urgent help. UNICEF is working on the ground to screen children, provide life-saving therapeutic food, and ensure health care and medical treatment to help children recover. With so many families facing displacement and poverty, UNICEF is also working to ensure humanitarian aid to the most vulnerable.

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Osamah Amaar, 11, and Hanan Abdo, 32, are displaced from Al Hudaydah and live in Ash-Sha’ab IDP Camp, in Yemen. They just received an RRM kit.

UNICEF is working on the ground to get life-saving supplies to the most vulnerable 

Community health workers roving the neighborhoods to vaccinate children in Gail bin Yumain in Al Mukalla, Yemen.

Community health workers in Yemen going door to door in neighborhoods to vaccinate children.

Disclaimer: Please note that the stories of children mentioned are to illustrate activities and the change that your donation can make to the lives of vulnerable children. UNICEF, based on the need on the ground, will allocate resources to areas that need funds the most.