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10 million Afghan children are starving...

Food is their answer.

95% of Afghans face some level of food insecurity, with 22.8 million facing life-threatening shortages. This includes over 3.5 million children who are in desperate need of nutritional treatment.

But food is their answer.

With regular school meals, Afghan children can finally get the nutrition they need to grow up healthily. Attending school on a full stomach allows them to focus on achieving the education they need to unlock a brighter future.

Afghanistan in Stats

265,191

number of school meals provided last year

2,001

number of children and young people supported last year

'Do not show lethargy or negligence in giving aims and charity until your last breath.'

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Sahih Bukhari

Faisal's School Offered Him a Lifeline

There are more than 3.5 million children in Afghanistan who need nutritional treatment – here’s just one…

Meet Faisal, a 10-year-old boy from Kabul.

Like many in Afghanistan, Faisal’s father struggles to find employment, working as a porter whenever he can. But with so little money available, the family make do with meagre meals and can’t even afford treatment for Faisal’s sick mother.

Food is his answer.

Regular and balanced school meals allow Faisal to grow up healthily and access education. But more than that, it also alleviates the financial burden on the family, allowing his siblings to eat more and his mother to afford medicine.