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Climate shocks once left Melvis walking long distances in search of wild fruits and roots.

Today, farmers’ groups have helped secure US$62.7 million to support farmers. Melvis is helping communities track the funding and hold decision-makers accountable.

Read her story through the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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The day Landrada sold every bag of her harvest, she saw what was possible.

Today, she is earning an income, shaping her future and taking on a stronger leadership role in her community.

Read how one harvest sparked wider change through the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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Every monsoon, Binod’s community watches the Karnali River and prepares before the waters rise.

Together, they are turning uncertainty into action and protecting lives through community-led preparedness.

Read their story through the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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Conflict forced Christiane’s family to start again.
Then the climate crisis made rebuilding even harder.

A small change in how she farmed opened new possibilities and helped shape climate policy that centres women’s leadership and community-led adaptation.

Read her story through the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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There were once 50 ponds in Chan Kimcheng’s community.
Today, only one remains.

Chan is part of a regional movement of 3.7 million young people protecting land, natural resources and their communities’ future.

Read her story through the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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As the world turns its attention to the final stages of the FIFA Men's World Cup, celebrating the game at its highest level, we remember those who will never have the chance to play again.

Hadi Mahmoud Abdel-Hay Halawa was a passionate footballer and a first-year student at Al-Israa University. On 6 July 2025, he was killed at a food distribution point in Camp 5 of Al-Nuseirat Refugee Camp.

As millions cheer for football, we honour Hadi's memory and the countless dreams cut short in Gaza.

Keep Gaza alive. by @actionaid_international

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Across communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ActionAid is working alongside families to help stop the spread of Ebola through community sensitisation, prevention, protection, and locally led action.

Every donation helps communities protect themselves and recover with dignity.

Donate today via the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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As billions around the world tune in to the biggest football tournament in history, witness what has happened to football in #Palestine, one of the world's most devastated sporting landscapes.

Since October 2023, Israeli forces have killed at least 1,007 Palestinian athletes and sports professionals and destroyed more than 260 sports facilities. Players have been killed. Pitches reduced to rubble. Teams scattered.
Careers cut short.

And still, somehow, Palestinians are #StillPlaying

Watch. Share. Help the world see what is happening beyond the stadium lights.
#WorldCup2026

Music composer: Ahmedmuin Abuamsha @ahmedmuin_abuamsha
Singer: Habiba Joha @habibasultanjoha by @actionaid_international

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Urgent support is needed now.

In DRC, ActionAid is working to reach women, girls and families with trusted information, hygiene support and protection services during the Ebola outbreak.

Frontline health workers are doing everything they can. They should not have to do it without the supplies they need.

Donate now to support the response via the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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Before the Ebola outbreak, Atimnedi’s health centre received many patients every day.
Now, fear is keeping people away.

When people self-medicate at home or delay care, the risks become even greater.

Health workers like Atimnedi are still showing up. They need protection, supplies and support.

Donate to support ActionAid’s Ebola response in DRC via the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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In Bunia, fear and rumours are keeping people away from health centres.
Some people believe health workers are spreading Ebola. Others do not believe Ebola exists.

Nurse Atimnedi Utondu Lucie is helping patients understand the facts, overcome fear, and seek care early.

Trusted information saves lives.

Donate to support ActionAid’s work with women, girls and communities in DRC via the link in our bio. by @actionaid_international

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Nurse Atimnedi Utondu Lucie is caring for patients in Bunia, DRC, during the Ebola outbreak.

But health workers cannot do this safely without proper protective equipment and disinfectants.

To stop Ebola from spreading, frontline health workers must be protected too.

Donate to support ActionAid’s Ebola response in DRC. Link in bio. by @actionaid_international

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