The announcement of a ceasefire offers a long-overdue moment of relief and hope. However, it must mark the beginning – not the end – of the international community fulfilling its responsibilities. ...
This statement is delivered on behalf of 109 NGOs, including humanitarian organizations with operations in countries covered by the GHO. We are witnessing unspeakable human suffering due to the...
6 May 2024— Ahead of the Sixth Senior Officials Meeting on 7 May in Brussels, the United Nations, international NGOs and Yemeni Civil Society Organisations urgently appeal for sustained support for...
Nine years of conflict have left Yemen’s various sectors grappling with significant challenges. The education sector is one of the hardest hits. 34 schools have been entirely or partially destroyed...
Adel , IDP, was holding back his tears as he looked at his farm, which war had turned into a deserted land. He owned a palm farm with about 400 fruitful trees in the village of Al-Habeliya, Al-Jah...
NFDHR: ADEL OTHMAN: They have the same sufferings, the same stories; they are all displaced by war and united by pain and unemployment, enduring - in silence - the bitterness of living. This is the...
In its seventh year, the ongoing conflict in Yemen continues to place millions in extreme vulnerability. Over four million displaced people bear harsh conditions 80 per cent of whom are women and...
NFDHR: ADEL OTHMAN Low levels of groundwater in Hydan town, Saada Governorate, forced residents and health service providers to look for alternatives to provide water, either from springs, streams...
“We used to have difficulty earning a living… but now, my family’s condition has changed for the better and I managed to pay off all my debts”. This is how Ali Issa, IDP, describes his situation...
NFDHR: ADEL OTHMAN Rasha Mohammad Ali is a Yemeni woman in her forties, who supports a family consisting of her husband (with chronic heart disease), 5 sons and 3 daughters. Rasha and her family used...
NFDHR: ADEL ALBAH: - Thursday, 10 December, 2020 Classrooms were full of school boys and girls until the year 2017-2018. Yet, the situation totally changed after the school was targeted by air...
NFDHR;ADEO OTMAN: Undoubtedly, appropriate and healthy environment is prerequisite for effective learning. Yet, learners in Al-Jarrahi, Al-Hudaydah Governorate lack the basic classroom requirements...
NFDHR: ADEL ALBAWH: Merely war forced Neama and her family to leave their home and run for their lives after experiencing fear and disappointment. The destruction caused by war all around them, the...
COVID-19 is rapidly spreading through Yemen. The existing humanitarian crisis is compounded by the pandemic on an unprecedented scale. Yemen remains one the most water scarce countries in the world...
NFDHR: Adel Othman: - Monday, 06 April, 2020 Open sewage problem is one of the biggest problems that Yemeni families suffer from and are affected by throughout the country, especially in rural areas. ...
As a part of the activities of the emergency food assistance project implemented by the National Foundation for Development and Humanitarian Response (NFDHR) and mentioning its efforts to alleviate...
The National Foundation for Development and Humanitarian Response (NFDHR) provided health services to more than 245,000 beneficiaries throughout 2019 in the governorates of Al Bayda, Hajjah and Al...
The completion of the works to rehabilitate Ar-Rumiya water project, installation of the solar energy system, and the start of water pumping to 3300 beneficiaries in As-Sawma’ah District, Al-Bayda...
A 13-year-old boy (who we will refer to as AAA), faced a dark and frightening future when was taken to prison after assaulting another child of the same age with a white weapon. AAA was selling Qat...
NFDHR:Adel Othman: - Thursday, 11 July, 2019 The war came to eliminate everything: her home and property. She found herself forced to migrate to Al Baydh city. . The details of MHA and her four...
