Responding to Kenya's Hunger Crisis - Situation Report #13

World Vision Kenya has reached more than 300,000 people affected by drought in November 2017.

Still, there's more work to do. World Vision continues to be concerned that: 

• More than 420,000 children are malnourished
• 3.4 million people are in need of emergency food assistance
• 2.9 million people require health care assistance
• 3.5 million people need clean water, sanitation and hygiene support
• More than 170,000 children are not attending school as a result of drought

To respond, World Vision aims to provide 400,000 more people with life-saving and life-changing assistance in the coming months.

Due to the ongoing drought and conflict, World Vision Kenya is requesting an additional US $19 million to reach people who urgently need emergency assistance to access food, clean water, health care, nutrition, child protection, income generating activities, shelter and education.