Hunger in India

India is one of the poorest countries in the world, with 22% of the population living below the poverty line. The recent flooding in Kerala, Southern India, has only made life more difficult for those most vulnerable, with more than 220,000 people left homeless.

Over 4 million children under 5 years old die every year in India due to hunger and lack of medical attention. We are working with other NGOs to reduce this figure, and there has been an impressive decline over the last 5 years. Help us reduce this figure and help feed children, flood victims and other vulnerable people for just £1 a meal.

With just £1, you can help feed the hungry in India. Your small change will provide food to those who would otherwise go without, and provide a desperately needy person with a nutritious meal.

For just £30, you can help the poor, displaced and those affected by drought in India by providing someone with one meal every single day for a month.

In addition to providing daily meals, we’ll be distributing food hampers, organising community iftar and suhoor programmes, gifting essential household items and clothing and providing healthcare and medicine. We will work closely with families, those most vulnerable and the people affected by severe flooding in India to help end hunger – not just for a meal, but for good.