Stories

Malish, Ali and Chekufa, refugees and World Food Programme (WFP) Storytellers, tell their own stories.

Facts and figures about our work to help end hunger

In Malawi, everyday heroes are making a difference to feed themselves, their families and their communities. Take a Z turn, direction: Zero Hunger

People worldwide can join concerted efforts to achieve zero hunger through a simple tap on their phones — while also marking World Food Day…

Syrian mother Um Abdullah shares with us a simple, nourishing dish, as part of our series exploring the tastes of home for refugees and…

World Food Programme special adviser on maternal and child nutrition looks for a ‘silver lining' amid the coronavirus pandemic

Campaign highlights gross paradox of hunger and food waste

With the worst drought in decades devastating his country, a World Food Programme humanitarian shares his take

David Beasley tells UN Security Council hundreds of thousands may die without swift intervention — and urgent funding

As the world commemorates women's month, we ask women in South Sudan about what equality means to them.

For International Women's Day, WFP's Istanbul Area Office head talks about the challenges and rewards of life as a humanitarian

Most recipients of EU-funded cash assistance are Syrian. However, there are also smaller numbers from countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran.

World Food Programme trains cooperatives to make a nutritious energy bar — which it then buys to supply to schoolchildren

World Food Programme citizen journalism project gives voice to young Sudanese refugees in Chad

Reflections on acting as Miriam in the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)'s ‘Feed Our Future' campaign

Refugees in Rwanda dream of no longer relying on others to feed their families and of going home

Every year on 19 August, World Humanitarian Day pays tribute to those who dedicate — and sometimes sacrifice — their lives to humanitarian work. World Food Programme (WFP) staff around the world share what it means to work every day to save and change millions of lives.

Three women, three very different stories, one training programme— how initiative gives vulnerable young people a voice.

A glimpse into how the World Food Programme buys food for nearly 100 million people

Moved by the tragedy in Yemen, 20-year-old Nicola Parfitt decided to make her voice heard — and gained 12,000 followers

US$500,000 worth of kit set to assist Chinese government efforts to treat patients and stem the spread of coronavirus

I am Sawyedollah, a WFP Storyteller and Rohingya refugee. It's World Refugee Week and I wrote this story about why I decided to flee to Bangladesh and seek my alive life.

Award spotlights conflict, climate change and coronavirus as drivers of a deepening global hunger crisis

World Food Programme assistance is at hand as DRC tackles its latest outbreak of the deadly disease

Staffer reveals her passion for role and one heart-rending moment she will never forget