The prolonged conflict in Yemen has pushed the Yemenis into a shortage of food, causing hunger levels to rise. Together, we fed 1,000 displaced families with 200 packs of bread and 1,000 cooked meals.
Daily breakfast meals are given out to 200 students who are prone to drop-out from school due to poverty. A voucher was printed for each student where the date of breakfast is checked when the student delivered his/her meal.
A total of 175,000 liters of water was supplied to the most vulnerable families in Yemen. These have benefitted them on a large scale considering diseases such as cholera and typhoid are widespread. We hope to improve the drinking water system as well as sanitation and hygiene services, increasing access to safe water.
To alleviate the widespread poverty in Yemen, we have raised funds to distribute a total of 707 food parcels which enables each family to sustain for at least a month. Children are currently suffering from acute malnutrition, and 15.9 million do not know when their next meal is coming from.
In Yemen, there are different classifications of refugees, including asylum-seekers, internally displaced people and returned refugees. Unfortunately, what they all have in common is that they do not have a proper place to sleep. With our donors’ contribution, 700 quality blankets were provided to the homeless.
