🌍 Today is #WorldHumanitarianDay, a moment to recognise the importance and impact of humanitarian work across the globe. Right now, the world is facing unprecedented challenges: - Rising hunger levels - Children suffering in conflict and crisis - Communities devastated by the climate emergency A record number of people need humanitarian assistance, yet, global funding is at its lowest. 👉 On this day, Self Help Africa urges the world to remember that NO FOOD = NO FUTURE. We honour our dedicated teams on the ground, and humanitarian workers everywhere, who are saving lives in the face of crisis. 💚 On World Humanitarian Day, you can help us to support families and communities facing extreme hunger in Africa: https://buff.ly/YMua2yZ (fb)

Take a walk with Daniel, a farmer from Baringo County, Kenya, as he shares how better herd management has helped him adapt to the hot, dry conditions brought on by years of drought. "Long ago life was hard, because we were not well prepared for the dry conditions. Now we are able to cope, thanks to the support received from Self Help Africa," says Daniel. For the past 5 years, the Baringo Resilience Initiative has worked to strengthen communities in drought-affected areas by: 🌾 Introducing drought-resistant livestock breeds 🛠️ Training farmers in fencing techniques 🌱 Supporting hay harvesting to feed livestock The Baringo Project increased food, nutrition, and income security for 60,000 people in Kenya 🇰🇪 (fb)