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Nazarene World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. Following the example of Jesus, NCM partners with local Nazarene congregations around the world to clothe, shelter, feed, heal, educate, and live in solidarity with those who suffer under oppression, injustice, violence, poverty, hunger, and disease. NCM exists in and through the Church of the Nazarene to proclaim the Gospel to all people. 30HF102249_0710 © 2010 World Vision, Inc. Learn more about hunger @ www.30hourfamine.org/naz/hunger . powered by: Haiti Mali Honduras Niger Ethiopia Tanzania DRC Zambia Myanmar Philippines hunger facts Hunger kills another child every 10 seconds. Every day, nearly 8,000 kids die because of hunger-related causes. These deaths are absolutely, 100% preventable. More than 1 billion people go hungry every day. Many families depend entirely on what they can grow. Others can barely afford to buy food. Either way, hunger is anything but yesterday’s problem. Hunger traps people in poverty. Around 1.4 billion people live on less than $1.25 a day—facing heart-rending choices between things like meals and medical care for their children. Hunger hurts children. Malnourished kids are four times more likely to die from disease. Of those who survive, many are impacted for life—because hunger starves the brain and weakens the body. We CAN banish hunger to the history books. There’s enough food. There are enough resources and know-how. There are enough of us who can raise our voices to ght hunger. The question is: Will we? current hunger hotspots Haiti The 2010 earthquake killed up to 300,000 people. Millions more were left homeless and hungry. Tanzania Millions face chronic food shortages—on top of crushing poverty and the AIDS pandemic, which has left a million kids without one or both parents. Honduras This impoverished Latin American country is rocked by recurring disasters that affect food production. In some areas, nearly half the children are malnourished. Niger Approximately 1 in 10 children are in imminent danger of starvation in Niger, one of the poorest countries on earth. Mali Half the population is under age 15, but kids in Mali have a 1 in 5 chance of dying before their fth birthday—many because of hunger. Zambia The AIDS crisis has severely impacted food production in Zambia. Nearly half of children here are undernourished. Ethiopia With six droughts in two decades, nearly half of Ethiopia’s 80 million people live with hunger. Philippines Nearly 21 million people live in extreme poverty. Around 1 in 3 kids don’t get the nutrition they need. DRC ( Democratic Republic of the Congo ) Years of conict have left millions dead. Most of the survivors face hunger. Myanmar Access to food is a problem for 1 in 3 kids. The aftermath of a 2008 cyclone is still affecting the production of rice, livestock, and sh.
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