Parts of Turkana, in northern Kenya, are currently in a ‘Phase 4’ Food Emergency. This is the final step before a formal famine declaration – it is the last window of opportunity we have to stop mass starvation before it’s too late.

Right now, in Lodwar, Kenya, families are facing a hunger crisis.

The failure of the Autumn 2025 rainy season (the driest in some areas since 1981) has decimated the area.

The livestock are gone. The markets are scarce of food. And for a child in Turkana, the next meal isn’t a choice – it’s a miracle.

In response to this, Feed The Hungry is launching an emergency “Survival Lorry” appeal to move 11 tonnes of life-saving maize from Nairobi to Lodwar. It is a 500-mile journey through difficult terrain and rising insecurity, but it is a journey we have to make.

£8 provides 100 meals.
£80 provides 1,000 meals.
£4,500 funds the entire 11-tonne lorry, providing 55,000 meals.

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Feed The Hungry UK works through local church partners on the ground. We don’t just drop food; we journey with these families from Survival to Significance. But right now, they are stuck at survival.

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Emergency Appeal: Turkana, Kenya

Parts of Turkana, in northern Kenya, are currently in a ‘Phase 4’ Food Emergency. This is the final step before a formal famine declaration – it is the last window of opportunity we have to stop mass starvation before it’s too late.

Turkana Food Crisis