Please help us support Malagasy families facing famine!
As
the drought in southern Madagascar tightens its grip, 850,000 Malagasy
people are facing extreme hunger. Having exhausted all their food
reserves, many families are resorting to eating cacti and boiled ashes
to quell their hunger. Without urgent humanitarian intervention, these
families will face starvation.
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| Cactus pads are the last available source of food
Credit: Ben. C. Soloman/New York Times
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With
your support, we can offer them an immediate lifeline and hope for the
future. Emergency food supplies will sustain them through the crisis,
whilst drought resistant seeds and farming equipment will help them get
back on their feet.
Please Donate Today to help us offer practical support and life saving nutrition to families facing famine in southern Madagascar!
If you would like to find out more about the causes and consequences of the emerging famine in southern Madagascar, Click here to read a powerful article from the New York Times.
If you would like to find out more about the causes and consequences of the emerging famine in southern Madagascar, Click here to read a powerful article from the New York Times.
Thank you for your support!
