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This International Day of Education (24 January), we are taking a closer look at some of the countries where we work to showcase the impact of our school feeding programme in different education settings and to meet some of the incredible people helping to shape the lives of the next generation.

Learn how many children are now receiving Mary’s Meals and why the cost to feed a child has risen.

Join us in reflecting on our key moments throughout this past year at Mary's Meals.

We caught up with a few of the Mary’s Meals family in Liberia to find out how they plan to celebrate Christmas this year.

Everything you need to know about Big Family Christmas.

Mary’s Meals is now feeding an additional 60,000 children in drought-ravaged Turkana, northern Kenya.

Find out more about the amazing change you’ll be a part of when you give the gift of school meals this Giving Tuesday with Mary’s Meals.

School communities mark World Porridge Day and International Day of the Girl Child.

Denis Holub pushed his physical and mental endurance to the limit this summer to raise vital funds for Mary’s Meals.

These are the words of our main contact from our longstanding Ethiopian partner who, until the outbreak of war two years ago, delivered daily meals to 24,320 children as they attended school in Tigray.

Learn how Mary’s Meals reaches children living in the toughest of circumstances and why, under the shadow of a global hunger crisis, our work is more important than ever.

This World Food Day, we celebrate food changing the story for more than 2.2 million children enrolled in our school feeding programme.

Serving a daily meal in a place of learning doesn't just address the immediate need of hungry children - these meals can be life-changing for whole families.

To break up the eight-mile trek to and from class, three primary school learners used to hide in the shade of a guava tree, tired and hungry. Some days they didn’t even make it to school. Thankfully, the arrival of Mary’s Meals changed everything.

Returning to teach in the school where she received Mary’s Meals as a refugee from Myanmar, Sandar reflects on the significance that a daily meal in her place of learning had on her life.

There are millions of children not fulfilling their potential in school because they simply don’t have enough food to eat.

More than seven years of an unrelenting civil war have devastated the country of Yemen and its people. Thousands are dead, and an estimated 4.2 million people displaced.

New research from Mary’s Meals highlights the profound impact of school feeding in early childhood education.

Find out how daily meals served by Mary’s Meals are giving a teacher hope for the children of Malawi and beyond.

We were delighted when former Mary's Meals recipient, Fortunate, contacted us out of the blue! He received Mary's Meals at school as a child and has since gone on to become a chemical engineer.