Burkina Faso is facing an upsurge in humanitarian needs; with conflicts and insecurity persisting, close to 4.7 million people need humanitarian assistance. The country is experiencing a profound food crisis; an increased rate of hunger has left a big proportion of the population-2.5 million people-in urgent need of food as prices rise and supplies become low. Added to that, there are 3.5 million people who have had restricted health care services resulting from worsening conditions and the closure of 370 health facilities, making them be at risk of infectious diseases.

AHAD Association is a symbol of effective solidarity and generosity in Burkina Faso against humanitarian challenges. Alongside active emergency relief, it takes part in promoting the plight of close to 4.7 million persons with food aid because people are struggling to get enough to eat. AHAD improves access to health care through the support of health facilities, saving many lives. It is involved with ensuring clean water, as well-the betterment of many lives. AHAD’s commitment to serving the needy shows a step in the right direction into the future portrayed by values of compassion and solidarity.