Get informed
Yemen was facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Then the coronavirus hit: Read more
Donate
Here’s how you can help:
• Unicef works with local authorities and nongovernmental organizations to provide emergency relief for children, and has operations in every governorate in Yemen. It provides health screenings, vaccines, malnutrition treatment, water and school supplies.
• Doctors Without Borders operates in 13 hospitals and health centers in the country. It also provides support to 20 public health programs throughout Yemen, where half of the medical facilities have closed because of the conflict. It operates in areas held by the Houthis.
• Save the Children provides education and safe places for children. Up to 75 percent of schools in some areas of Yemen have been destroyed, according to the organization, which trains teachers and creates temporary learning spaces. Save the Children also provides cash and vouchers for food.
• The International Rescue Committee provides medical training, supplies and drugs to hospitals. The organization says it has reached more than a quarter million people in Yemen with health, nutrition, water and sanitation services:
Charity Navigator, a nonprofit watchdog group, has highly rated the following smaller aid organizations based on a number of criteria including accountability and transparency:
• Baitulmaal AHED provides food, clothing and medical supplies.
• Islamic Relief USA delivers food, clothing and medical supplies and provides health screening, farming support and business training.
• And the Zakat Foundation of America works through partnerships to provide food and water. The organization has also helped fund and train hundreds of local farmers.
Song: ddp – deep thoughts (vocal version) ft. EAZ
All earnings of the song and video will be donated to one of the above mentioned organizations.
