Not an easy subject, but one we do really have to talk about. People all over the globe are suffering from extreme situations, such as natural disasters, prevailing droughts, conflicts or migration. And these kinds of extremes are particularly life-threatening for children.
What we can do about it are short-term interventions that ensure the survival of as many people as possible.
In our project in Somalia, for example, we’re distributing fortified meals to mothers with young children suffering from malnutrition. The emergency food used in this project is an enriched peanut paste. So far, we’ve been able to distribute over 5 million emergency meals and thus help more than 35,000 people.
Update: The war in Ukraine represents a similar emergency. At the moment, we’re working closely with our partners to provide the most meaningful help. And while currently no donations are being diverted from the sale of products, which have already been assigned to other emergency aid projects, we are taking other measures.
Besides making monetary donations, we’ve created a list of needs that records what donations are most urgently required, we’re coordinating the donation of goods from other companies and making our offices available to refugees as a coworking space. It’s also been possible for our employees to take leave in order to volunteer. You can find the latest updates on what we’re doing on both our Instagram and Facebook social media channels.