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Remembering Valerie Place

As we prepare to mark World Humanitarian Day, we remember Valerie Place who was killed while working with Concern in Somalia.

Maria holds her tiny daughter, Kali. Without enough food, Kali became severely malnourished. Children like her urgently need help. Photo: Jennifer Nolan, Ethiopia, 2018.

Ethiopia Appeal

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Due to severe drought in 2017, over eight million people in Ethiopia do not have enough food and over 350,000 children under five are at risk of severe malnutrition. You can help.

Concern Summer Raffle 2018

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Deli, 3, holds the sweet potatoes that her mother, Monica has grown with the help of Concern's RAIN programme in Zambia. Photo taken by Gareth Bentley/Concern Worldwide.