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Keep up to date with The Hunger Project’s news and events in the UK.

Click on the news stories below for latest updates and to find out about our community of people in the UK who are committed to the sustainable end of world hunger.

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From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development

On International Youth Day, 12th August 2024, we’re not just celebrating the potential of youth—we’re harnessing it. This year’s theme, “From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development,” underscores a powerful truth: the digital age holds the key to unlocking the full potential of young people, driving progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Fati’s Story

Meet Fati, a 40-year-old mother of four, who lives with her family in a rural community in Burkina Faso. Fati and her family depend on their land and the food they can grow to feed themselves.

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Meet our Unleashed Women – Simone Whitfield

Simone Whitfield is a member of The Hunger Project UK’s Unleashed Women movement. She recently took part in fundraising challenge to abseil down London’s tallest sculpture, the ArcelorMittal Orbit and raised an incredible amount of money.  We asked Simone a few questions about her abseil experience, why she joined Unleashed Women and her fundraising tips.

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World Food Day 2023

We are proud to join our global community this World Food Day in raising awareness about the importance of water and creating sustainable solutions to conserve it.

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An interview with Lauren.

I had the privilege of having a delightful conversation with our exceptional intern, Lauren, during which I inquired about her motivation for joining The Hunger Project. She eloquently expressed that her core values resonated deeply with The Hunger Project's mission,...

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Razia, Bangladesh

“Every woman should be skilled and economically self-reliant… Otherwise, the problems of women could never be solved…”

Rita, Ghana

“I worked with the teachers, sensitising the school children on the effects and the harms teenage pregnancy can do to them.”

Rejeya, Bangladesh

“Now I do not pass the night without food and my other family members can eat full meals at night.”