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There is famine, cholera, diseases, flooding, homelessness, lack of food and water across the country. However, the media outlets refuse to acknowledge this and bring awareness to it. Therefore, we have decided to make this justgiving page to help the people of Yemen! We will use this account to buy food and water to locals that are starving. To help people have the surgery they need to survive as many of them cannot afford it. And to buy them any facilities they need to live. For example; nappies, clothes, blankets, living essentials, food and water. 100% of the proceeds will be used for them and any donation will be muchly appreciated, no matter how little!
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71-75, Shelton Street, Covent Garden, WC2H 9JQ, London, United Kingdom
- 00447577070383
- info@yemenstarving.org
- yemenstarving.org
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