#Gaza: What does the latest IPC analysis tell us? Food security and child nutrition have improved — but the crisis is far from over. WFP’s Jean-Martin Bauer explains why recent gains remain fragile, how aid is making a difference, and why recovery cannot wait. ⤵️

📍 #Venezuela: One month on, the impact of the earthquakes continues to be felt across affected communities. WFP has reached over 100,000 people so far, helping families meet their immediate needs. Our teams remain on the ground, committed to those who need support the most. 💙

📍#Gaza: Humanitarian assistance remains a lifeline. WFP reaches around 1.5M people every month with food and nutrition support. Sustained access, funding and support are critical to protect fragile gains.

📍#Venezuela: One month on, WFP has reached over 100,000 people affected by the earthquakes. 🔹Hot meals, ready-to-eat food, food parcels and electronic vouchers are helping families meet immediate needs while recovery gets underway. 🔗https://ow.ly/kbXE50ZrZjE

📍#Gaza: More than 9 months since the ceasefire announcement, families are still living with damaged homes, unsafe water, and few ways to earn an income. WFP assistance has helped stabilize food security, but the gains are fragile. 📣 Sustained support is critical. https://ow.ly/JXmr50ZrUgU

Food security is not only about having enough food — it is also about being able to afford a healthy diet. The latest #SOFI2026 report shows the cost of a healthy diet remains a major barrier for families around the world. Learn more: https://ow.ly/MmXy50ZqL37

The latest #SOFI2026 report shows global hunger declined for a third consecutive year — proof that progress is possible. ⚠️But conflict, weather extremes, and reductions in funding threaten to undermine progress. 🔗Get the report: https://ow.ly/QNoP50ZqFcv

🆘 WFP warns the humanitarian situation in #Sudan's El Obeid is rapidly deteriorating. 🔴 Pressure on food, fuel and water supplies is growing. 🔴 WFP is supporting 100,000+ people and preparing to reach more. 🔴 Without more resources, lifesaving food assistance is at risk. 🔗https://ow.ly/GhL350ZoRUR

📍In DRC, WFP logistics keep the Ebola response moving. ✈️ ⚕️From airport arrivals to last-mile delivery, life-saving supplies like medical kits, tents, and equipment reach health centres and outbreak hotspots. Hear from Issaka Nayache, WFP’s Head of Supply Chain in Bunia ⤵️

📍 #Venezuela: When the earthquakes struck, Carlos wasn't just part of WFP's response — he was living through the disaster himself. Today, he's helping deliver assistance to affected communities while making the case for something equally important: sustained support long after the cameras leave. ⤵️

📍 #Gaza: Despite congested routes, challenging crossings and damaged roads, WFP teams continue working every day to move and deliver essential assistance to communities across Gaza. Follow WFP's Shaun Hughes as he explains ⤵️

📍#Ukraine: "Without this support, I don't think people here would survive." For Maryna and other families living near the frontlines of war, WFP-supported cash assistance helps ensure they can access the food and essentials they need.

A powerful #ElNiño doesn't just affect the weather. It can impact harvests, food prices and hunger around the world. WFP and partners are taking action in Central America and the Sahel to help communities prepare before the worst impacts hit. 📖 Learn more: https://ow.ly/9bM850ZmBXk

Every day, WFP and our partners distribute food boxes to people living near #Ukraine's front line. Every week, 30+ trucks leave our warehouses to deliver this assistance. Every month, WFP supports 600,000 Ukrainians in frontline regions with food and cash.

WFP-backed school meals don't just nourish children - they fuel whole communities. 🥬🥘✏️ Meet Eunice 👋 a school cook using garden-fresh ingredients with support from WFP in #Zambia to make meals healthier.

📍 La Guaira, #Venezuela The earthquakes damaged homes and livelihoods, but not this community's determination. With a month of food assistance from WFP, Yamileth and her neighbours can keep cooking for local families while recovery gets underway.

Technology alone won't end hunger, but partnership can. This week at #AIforGood, we're connecting with innovators who can help scale solutions that make every resource go further.💡🧠🤝 Hear more from WFP's Rania Dagash-Kamara ⤵️

📍#Ukraine: What's inside a WFP warehouse in Odesa? Every month, WFP receives, checks, packs & dispatches food to support people in frontline regions of Kherson & Mykolaiv, while keeping emergency reserves ready for attacks or natural disasters

📍In the areas worst affected by the #Venezuela earthquakes, WFP is scaling up food assistance to displaced families in temporary shelters. At integrated service centres, families can also access water, healthcare, and psychosocial support — helping meet urgent needs while they begin to rebuild.

🚨Escalating attacks across northern #Nigeria are driving displacement, restricting humanitarian access and deepening hunger. New data shows 17 million people across nine states now face acute food insecurity - nearly 2 million more than previously projected. https://ow.ly/l73Q50ZjAcb

📍 #Venezuela: In the days after a disaster, families need more than food. In La Guaira, WFP is supporting displaced families with meals while working alongside authorities and humanitarian partners ensuring access to water, healthcare, protection and other essential services.

📍WFP has begun emergency food distributions to families in the areas hit hardest by the earthquakes in #Venezuela. Access to food was already a top concern for 80% of people before the disaster.

🆘 #Venezuela: Affected families are worried about how they will get food tomorrow. As needs grow, WFP food distributions are underway, and we are scaling up rapidly. Sustained support will be critical in the weeks ahead. Listen as WFP's Stephanie Hochstetter updates from the ground ⤵️

In #Uganda’s Kyangwali refugee settlement, reduced humanitarian funding has forced families to cut back on meals and more children are becoming malnourished. WFP's Brenda explains how WFP teams continue to provide life-saving nutrition support. 📣Keep food flowing to those most in need.

#Venezuela: Thousands of people have been displaced, with many families now sheltering in crowded evacuation centers. WFP teams are aiming to reach up to half a million people in the hardest-hit areas with critical food assistance. Read more: https://ow.ly/rwVr50ZiCSQ

El Niño is one of the most powerful drivers of global weather, climate conditions and hunger. El Niño conditions have been confirmed in 2026 - and are unfolding at a time when food systems are already under strain. 🔗 https://ow.ly/IIE250ZiB9M

📍#Venezuela: WFP has enough food in the country to feed more than 10,000 families for two months and is bringing in additional supplies. Urgent funding is needed in order to reach up to 500,000 people in shelters in the first three months. Help deliver food now: https://bit.ly/4oRDOIs

📍Five days since two earthquakes rocked #Venezuela, families are still in shock. In La Guaira, WFP teams are delivering one-month food rations and installing temporary meal centres where more families can receive food and other essential support from UN partners, IOM - UN Migration and UNICEF.

🆘#Sudan: The rapidly deteriorating situation in and around El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan, risks unleashing a new wave of violence and mass displacement. WFP is positioning food assistance for 250,000 people who may be forced to flee the city. 🔗https://ow.ly/uBiK50ZhwQT

📍 #DRCongo: Food assistance remains critical to stopping the spread of Ebola in the middle of one of the world’s largest hunger crises. Listen as WFP’s Country Director, David Stevenson, shares what this means on the ground — for families like Jack’s.