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Our Impact in Yemen

Our Journey of Aiding Yemen

Amid rugged mountains, harsh terrain, successive crises, and voices of suffering heard only by those with compassionate hearts, we began our journey in Yemen, planting seeds of hope in land parched for mercy, and nurturing them through generosity and service.

At a time when overlapping crises intersect to create an increasingly harsh reality for vulnerable communities, we choose to be present, where needs are greatest, hope is scarce, impact is profound, and the reward is multiplied. Our first operations in Yemen began in 2014. We opened two offices in Sana’a and Aden. Our assistance has reached 15 out of Yemen’s 22 governorates. A dedicated team of committed local staff works tirelessly on the ground.

The Humanitarian Situation in Yemen

“Sometimes we have nothing to eat but tree leaves…” With these painful words, a Yemeni woman describes a reality that is difficult to endure—and even harder to express. Figures reflecting the scale of suffering (2024):

What We do

Our Projects: Planting Hope Where It Is Needed Most

Medical Supply Containers

Distribution of Wheelchairs for Children

Water, Sanitation, and Environment (WASH)

8 projects
643,638 beneficiaries
Projects

Impact

The project constitutes a Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity through water provision), generating sustained impact for years to come.

Education

14 education projects
55,000+ student beneficiaries

School Kit Distribution
Distribution of school bags, uniforms, and educational supplies to orphans and children of displaced families.

School Accessibility
Adapting schools for children with disabilities (ramps, widened doors, and accessible sanitation facilities).

Construction

Construction of new schools in underserved rural communities.

Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation of damaged schools to ensure safe learning environments.

Rehabilitation – Ali Bin Talib School
Sana’a (Haziz)
1,500 students
Ages 6–18

Rehabilitation – 22 May School
Sana’a (Haziz)
2,000 students
Ages 6–15

Construction of an Additional Floor – Al Salam School
Taiz (Al Dhafar)
900 students
Ages 6–15

Construction of an Additional Floor – Al Omda School
Al Mahwit (Al Khurshab)
500 students
Ages 6–12

Orphan Care

23 projects
354,491 orphan beneficiaries
Orphan sponsorship programs and psychosocial support services.

Addressing Malnutrition

Bread for Yemen

This project aims to establish a bakery to provide fresh bread daily to orphans and the most vulnerable families.

Bread Distribution – Taiz

Coffee Tree Project

Shelter

16 projects
114,835 beneficiaries
Distribution of winter supplies and flood response interventions

Medical Supply Containers

Human Appeal Yemen launched a vital winterization project in Ibb Governorate to address harsh cold conditions.
Beneficiaries:
Vulnerable families, children, and elderly individuals in some of the coldest districts.
Winter kits included warm clothing, blankets, and essential items to protect against extreme cold.
Impact:
The project protected hundreds of individuals from cold-related health risks and reaffirmed Human Appeal’s commitment to supporting the most vulnerable communities during winter.

A Message From Us

A Message from Our CEO

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Your helping hands in Yemen

On September 30, 2025, Human Appeal continued its daily efforts to deliver clean drinking water to displaced families across Gaza, ensuring one of life’s most basic needs is met in the midst of crisis.

On September 30, 2025, Human Appeal continued its daily efforts to deliver clean drinking water to displaced families across Gaza, ensuring one of life’s most basic needs is met in the midst of crisis.

On September 30, 2025, Human Appeal continued its daily efforts to deliver clean drinking water to displaced families across Gaza, ensuring one of life’s most basic needs is met in the midst of crisis.

On September 30, 2025, Human Appeal continued its daily efforts to deliver clean drinking water to displaced families across Gaza, ensuring one of life’s most basic needs is met in the midst of crisis.

On September 30, 2025, Human Appeal continued its daily efforts to deliver clean drinking water to displaced families across Gaza, ensuring one of life’s most basic needs is met in the midst of crisis.

Disclaimer on Aid Delivery

Human Appeal acknowledges the significant challenges in delivering aid to Gaza due to external factors, including ongoing border closures, security concerns, and restrictions imposed by occupying forces. Despite these obstacles, we are committed to responding swiftly and decisively. When opportunities arise—such as temporary openings of border crossings—we act immediately to send in excess supplies. In addition, we work closely with local partners and suppliers within Gaza to ensure that essential goods and services are sourced internally whenever possible. This dual strategy helps us maintain a steady flow of aid, support livelihoods, and reinforce resilience on the ground.

Voices from Yemen

Why Human Appeal Yemen?

Broad community acceptance of our work and interventions. Capacity to reach multiple governorates, and reach growing daily. Strong implementation experience and collaboration with international organizations. Full transparency and documentation, strengthening trust among both donors and beneficiaries. Good working relationships with governmental and non-governmental stakeholders.

Across Yemen’s majestic mountains, we continue forward with unwavering steps. Our projects are not merely numbers and outputs, they are real stories of transformation written every day, impacting communities and offering them new opportunities to live with dignity. Because every human deserves to have their voice heard—and their plea answered.

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