The struggle to find food across West Africa's Sahel region is getting worse every day. How did this happen — and what are we doing to help bring families back from the brink of famine? See the photo essay ▸
Thank You for standing up to help the Sahel With your generous support, we have been able to reach over 1,000 families in the Sahel region of West Africa, who will now be able to purchase the food they so desperately need. From the Mercy Corps family to yours, thank you!
Drought and food shortages are forcing kids like to Lauretta to drop out of school across West Africa's Sahel to help their families search for something to eat.
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Why is gender becoming such a key consideration in successful development work? Mercy Corps' Global Gender Advisor discusses the impact it has on the lives of women and men around the world.
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