Amani is a 9-year old girl from a marginalized group living in Shareef, a village of Alzubia which has been hit by drought most of the year and is far away from the nearest water well. People use donkeys or travel long distances on foot to fetch water. Amani told us how she would feel sad seeing young girls wearing school clothes and laughing on their way to school while she was walking long distances with her daily companion, the family donkey, to look for water: “If my family did not need me to collect water every day, I could go to school and prove that marginalized people can study and succeed like the rest of the children”. The Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) has been providing vital funds to local partners to bring clean water to local communities. On World Water Day, Amani and Abdullah's story tell us how access to clean water can be truly life-changing.

On a very dry sunny day, the health team of the Al-Atta for Relief and Development (ARD) had a visit to Al-Manaseh Health Center located in wild Rabei district Al-Bayda'a to start the activities of the Emergency life-saving Response Project. We set out from Rada'a  town and along the way we noticed the roughness of the road that reflects the harshness of the place where there is no existence of life.

Nehim Success Story-Health Project

If you have ever heard about Nehim you will definitely have heard about battles, airstrikes, and bombs. Through our project we have looked at this district from different aspects and focused at the humanitarian situation out there.