A humanitarian crisis is worsening in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, as aid organizations struggle with dwindling resources to support victims of terrorism and natural disasters. The World Food Programme (WFP) currently has food supplies available for only the next four months. This limited timeframe raises concerns about the future well-being of a significant number of vulnerable individuals. The lack of continued support threatens to exacerbate the suffering of those already affected by ongoing conflict and calamities. Insufficient aid could lead to increased hardship and further destabilize the region. The situation highlights the urgent need for increased international assistance to address the growing humanitarian needs in Cabo Delgado. Failure to act promptly could have devastating consequences for the affected population.