Jersey and Guernsey have announced nearly a quarter of a million pounds in aid to help people starving in East Africa.
The Jersey Overseas Aid is sending £200,000 to countries including South Sudan, Ethiopia and Kenya.
The Overseas Aid & Development Commission in Guernsey is donating almost £100,000 to feed families in South Sudan, where famine has been declared.
Guernsey's government is donating a further £50,000 in aid to East African countries, where millions are facing starvation.
Over 16 million people are in urgent need of food, a situation caused by years of conflict.
Famine has been declared in South Sudan, where people are dying of hunger.
Other countries affected include Ethiopia, Somalia and northern Kenya.
The Overseas Aid & Development Commission has donated the money to the Disasters Emergency Committee.
Guernsey is sending £46,000 to help feed people starving in South Sudan, where a famine has been officially declared.
Jersey Overseas Aid is sending £200,000 to East African countries, after millions are facing starvation and famine was officially declared.