Many children around the world experience hunger due to various factors such as poverty, conflict, and natural disasters. This lack of access to sufficient food can lead to malnutrition, affecting their growth and development. Organizations like UNICEF and World Food Programme work to provide meals and support to these vulnerable populations. Hunger in children can also impact their education and overall well-being. When children do not receive enough nutrients, they may struggle to concentrate in school and participate in activities. Addressing child hunger is crucial for ensuring a healthier future and breaking the cycle of poverty.