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Specialized Clinics Project Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment in specialized clinics. 1- Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover their treatment costs. 2- Providing patients with their medication needs as needed. 3- Alleviating the suffering of many patients. 4- Health education for all those receiving treatment for prevention. 5- Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country that suffers from a shortage of medical staff. Number of beneficiaries: 4008
Educational Campaign (Phase I). An educational campaign (Phase I) aimed at providing schools in Yemen with the basic needs to ensure a better and smoother learning environment, such as chairs, desks and school supplies, as well as students' school supplies. It will support about 5,000 students throughout Yemen. Provide supplies to Yemeni students and schools to ensure continued education throughout the country.
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 2045
Academic Entitlement Program for Yemeni Children (I have the right to learn) The project aims to provide a second educational and entitlement opportunity for children who are not enrolled in school and at risk (ages 7 to 14 years), and provides intensive and expedited programs to support the inclusion of children who have been out of school for two years or more to return them to school education. 1. Complete the summer semester for children at risk of dropping out of school. 2. Apply the one-class schools model in the local communities where there are no formal educational schools. 3. Providing enrichment-based therapeutic support programs for children affected by conflict after times outside formal work. 4. Designing and developing scientific guides for male and female teachers. 5. Design and develop the curricula of the Yemeni Ministry of Education with a one-class schools model. At least 25,000 children (at least 50% of girls) benefit from the second educational opportunity programs for out-of-school children and those at risk. The continuation of the educational process in local communities through 50 schools from the one-class schools model. Enabling enrichment therapy support programs in 50 schools.
Provision of oxygen stations. Provision of life support services in health facilities in the main governorates of Yemen to ensure the continuity of the work of the beneficiary health facilities and the provision of oxygen on a continuous basis to the targeted facilities and to ensure preventive maintenance and continuation of the work stations.
Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation for Hodeidah IDPs (Phase III). Providing clean water for drinking and daily use, keeping and transporting it in containers while securing personal hygiene bags while providing a healthy environment in safe disposal of waste and sanitation and reducing the spread of diseases and diseases to the displaced. Saving life and maintaining its continuity, reducing the spread of diseases and epidemics and providing a safe and healthy environment for the displaced in Hodeidah governorate. .
Joint Executive Program for Emergency Care and Other Health Activities in Yemen 2018. Ensure the continuity of health care for victims of conflict in Yemen and enable them to access high quality health services through the provision of emergency and primary health care programs and physical rehabilitation services to beneficiaries. -Providing primary health care. -Provide pre- and post-hospital care. -Provide physical rehabilitation service.
Nutrition clinics for displaced people in Sana'a governorate. Provision of complementary health care services, therapeutic feeding services, immunization, reproductive health services, injury treatment and referral system with health education for IDPs and reducing their suffering. Saving and preserving life for the displaced by providing health and nutrition services and continuing to provide them with services, reducing the spread of diseases and epidemics and providing basic emergency health and nutrition services for the displaced.
Nour Saudi Voluntary Project to Combat Blindness - Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 3326
Distribution project (5000) tons of dates in the Yemeni governorates. Distributing (5000) tons of dates to the Republic of Yemen to the needy and displaced families Improving food security for (3,750,000) beneficiaries.
Providing food aid consisting of 150 tons of dates to Yemen. Providing and delivering  18,750 cartons of dates to Yemen. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life.
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries.
Distribution of 50 thousand food basket in Wadi Hadramout directorates. Ensuring food security for the most vulnerable and food-insecure groups and ensure recovery from hunger
Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation in Hajjah Governorate (Phase III) Securing safe and healthy water sources in the areas of gathering for the displaced in Hajjah Governorate (Hayran / Midi / Abs) / Safe and healthy disposal of waste and waste / Preventive maintenance of water tanks, sewage and toilets Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and ensuring a safe, healthy and safe environment for the displaced and citizens by providing basic services in the water and environmental sanitation sector through the maintenance of wells and pumps and the establishment of a desalination plant for drinking water Providing and maintaining water tanks and their surroundings, safety of sewage tanks, preventing leaks and toilets, maintaining a safe and sound environment, and sustaining project activities with their periodic maintenance.
Provides designated places to put waste, collect and dispose of it in a safe, environmentally healthy way, while limiting the spread of rodents and disease vectors, and spreading awareness among the displaced in a clean healthy environment for (28,742) beneficiaries.
Volunteer training project 1 Establishing training programs to build the capabilities of medical staff Establishing training programs to raise the efficiency of health personnel from the Nabd Al Hayat Center for Cardiology in Yemen in the following specialties: - Cardiac surgeons. - Catheterization doctors. - Operations nurses. - Catheterization laboratory nurses - Intensive care nurses. Training 975 beneficiaries
Distribution of 559 tons of dates in seven governorates. Supporting food security to sustain life in a number of Yemeni governorates.
Voluntary medical program to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Yemen This campaign comes as part of a series of voluntary medical campaigns to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it, which are funded and implemented by the center in many countries around the world. Health education for everyone receiving treatment . Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses . Subsidy from the Ministry of Health of the host country
The joint executive program for the project to operate the Dhalea Dialysis Center in the Republic of Yemen A project based on providing renal dialysis services for patients with acute and chronic kidney failure, free of charge, to the residents of Al-Dhalea Governorate in Yemen, in addition to providing nutritional meals to patients during dialysis (each patient performs 13 monthly dialysis sessions for free). The patient also receives health care from a consultant. Internal medicine specializes in kidneys for free, in addition to performing related tests for free. The project includes training activities for health personnel working in the Dhalea Center, in addition to providing job opportunities for them by providing monthly salaries for workers. Providing the hemodialysis service in accordance with health standards and localizing the service to alleviate the suffering of kidney failure patients and support the steadfastness of the health sector in Al-Dhalea Governorate in the Republic of Yemen. Sub-objectives: Alleviating the suffering of kidney failure patients / saving and preserving their lives by performing hemodialysis for them / improving the center’s performance through the consulting clinic / counting patients and following them up through the database 77 beneficiaries were provided with health services
Supporting emergency departments for 6 hospitals. Supporting emergency departments for 6 hospitals Hospitals of the Ministry of Public Health and Population of Yemen receive basic needs of medicines, medical supplies and equipment and equipping emergency rooms.
Expanded life-saving water, sanitation and hygiene interventions Cholera. Promote a sustainable solid waste management system Access to safe and sustainable water supply in health facilities and communities Strengthen the capacity of the local water and sanitation institution, communities, facilities and schools. The project aims to provide safe water sources for drinking and daily personal use of beneficiaries in the targeted and most needy areas according to the international standards followed for humanitarian interventions.
Protection services for the most vulnerable families of the displaced and refugees Promote a protective environment for the displaced and refugees by providing: access to registration and documentation services, legal assistance, specialized services for people with special needs and the elderly and promoting awareness in the community. 1. Legal aid and support for accessing documents for displaced persons and refugees. 2. Providing psychological and social support and specialized protection services to the most vulnerable groups. 3. Providing health care services to refugees and displaced persons. 4. Providing awareness activities for refugees and displaced persons. 5,000 refugees received legal awareness and individual legal assistance 25,000 displaced people received legal awareness and individual legal assistance 14,000 displaced people received identity cards and other civil documents 10,000 refugees were registered and obtained legal documents 1,200 Somali refugees returned voluntary return from Yemen to Somalia 4,000 refugees received support Psychological 10,000 displaced persons received psychosocial support 900 refugee survivors of gender-based violence received protection support and services 6,000 refugee and displaced children at risk received protection support and services 55,500 refugees received medicines and medical supplies in health care centers 5,600 refugees were Referred to healthcare services 11,500 IDPs and refugees benefited from community awareness-raising activities
Strengthening primary health care services and managing malnutrition cases in Yemen Providing the main services in the health and nutrition sectors alike within the package of health services necessary in case of emergency, which includes providing survey and nutritional assessment for children under the age of five, pregnant and lactating women, participating in routine vaccination campaigns, medical diagnosis and providing treatment for all age and sexual segments in the targeted communities Within the project 1. Reducing the prevalence of acute malnutrition through regular survey, referral and treatment of severely malnourished children under the age of five, as well as pregnant and lactating women.
2. Providing life-saving preventive feeding services to vulnerable community groups by focusing on appropriate infant and young child feeding practices in emergency situations, by providing micronutrients and nutritional supplements.
3. Participation in routine vaccination campaigns in cooperation with WHO and UNICEF.
4. Strengthening the role of the nutritional monitoring system during the duration of the project.
5. Increasing the access of vulnerable groups, especially internally displaced persons, to basic health services to provide appropriate diagnosis and treatment
6. Capacity building for medical and technical staff professionally and scientifically and raising their capabilities to deal with specific cases.
7. Reducing the migration of specialized medical and technical cadres.
8. Training and scientifically rehabilitating young Yemeni cadres through special trainings for the CMAM & IYCF program.
Education for girls who have dropped out of school Support to confront the dropout of girls from education in the Republic of Yemen, and work to provide support to a number of 19,700 girls who have dropped out of school by providing them with second educational opportunities. Providing equipment in schools, implementing training programs to develop the capabilities of teachers and educational workers, and ensuring educational support for drop-out girls and their families, by implementing awareness and education programs and providing income-generating vocational training programs for parents to ensure that girls continue to study. 1- Provision of basic equipment for 21 schools for girls' education in the project's targeted areas. 2- Distribution of school bags for 19,000 girls. 3- Providing training programs to develop the capacities of 350 teachers and mentors in the project's targeted areas. 4- Equipping 64 alternative classrooms to ensure that girls are accommodated in displacement camps. 5- Training and empowering 280 female dependents and guardians. 6- Implementation of 14 awareness campaigns encouraging girls' education in Yemen.
A bilateral grant to the Yemeni government to coordinate humanitarian and relief efforts inside Yemen. A bilateral grant to the Yemeni government to coordinate humanitarian and relief efforts inside Yemen.
Treating wounded and injured Yemenis in the private sector in Yemen Treating injured and injured Yemenis inside Yemen by providing all treatment and diagnostic services, operations, rehabilitation and follow-up according to the treatment plan for each wounded and injured separately Provide full medical care for the wounded and injured Yemeni inside Yemen
Saudi Pulse Project 12 Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment in the field of open-heart surgery and cardiac catheterization 1- Providing medical services to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. 2- Performing specialized surgeries. 3- Providing patients with medication needs as needed. 4- Alleviating the suffering of many patients who need surgical intervention. 5- Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. 6- Assisting the Ministry of Health in the host country that suffers from a shortage of medical staff. 59 surgeries were performed
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists The number of beneficiaries of the project is 1200
Distribution of clothing and food for widows. Distributing clothes and food to the widows most in need in Hadhramaut. Contributing to alleviate the suffering of the poor and needy widows.
Operation and management of Al-Salam Hospital in Sa'ada. Providing integrated health care for Sa'ada governorate Emergency 48,899 beneficiaries, specialized clinics 35891 beneficiaries 26,823 Senior beneficiaries (men, women).
Providing 40 Electric Wheelchair. Providing (40) electric wheelchair to Sana'a (Niham). Contribute to providing the needs for people with special needs inside Yemen.
Supporting the Artificial Limbs and Rehabilitation Center in Sayun Governorate with artificial limbs and their supplies. Supporting the Prosthetic Limbs and Rehabilitation Center in Sayun Governorate with prosthetic limbs and their supplies by securing, purchasing, and delivering them to the implementing partner and operator of the centers to install them according to the health condition of each individual beneficiary. Providing artificial limbs and their supplies in order to benefit the largest number of injured people, reduce the waiting period, and benefit from the operating partner in providing physical rehabilitation services for people with special needs, following up on them and benefiting from them in community service, diagnosis, determining the treatment plan for each individual patient, installing artificial limbs of all kinds, and providing functional rehabilitation service for the limbs. Industrial and their continuous follow-up and raise the capabilities of the medical and technical staff professionally and scientifically and prepare them to deal with specific cases and limit the migration of medical and technical staff specialized in the localization and improvement of prosthetic limb and rehabilitation services and assisting people with special needs by engaging them in social life and maintaining their continued performance within the elements of civil society, And raising the capabilities of workers at the Prosthetics Center with the latest medical sciences Providing the needs for manufacturing, installation and rehabilitation of (500) beneficiaries
Support, protection and care for orphan children and their families in conflict areas. Providing comprehensive protection, care, improving livelihoods and economic recovery for orphans and their families in Yemen in conflict areas. - Alleviating the suffering and want of orphans for a decent and safe life for them, and providing food and shelter. - Taking care of the children of deprived orphans comprehensively "socially - educational - health - psychologically", to contribute to achieving social solidarity, providing safety for deprived orphan children, and creating a suitable environment for their upbringing to be active members of their society. Providing training courses and providing them with project empowerment tools to help single-headed women acquire and enhance their skills that open up job opportunities for them and improve their standard of living. - The targeted families of 100 orphan families obtained their annual rent during the project period, (70) apartments and (30) independent houses. - Food aid reached every month for 100 families during the project. Providing health care to 600 orphans and their families. Distributing (100) personal hygiene kits (6) times, and it is distributed every two months, once during the project. - 100 families receive cultural awareness. - The targeted families of 100 orphan families obtained their annual rent during the project period, (70) apartments and (30) independent houses. Providing health care to 600 orphans and their families. Distributing (100) personal hygiene kits (6) times, and it is distributed every two months, once during the project. - 100 families receive cultural awareness. Distributing bags and school uniforms to 295 children from 7-18 years, providing them with transportation and paying their fees. Providing ten counseling sessions for male and female students and their families. - Registration of 295 orphans and orphans students in schools and the implementation of 5 school visits during the academic year to follow up on students ’regularity. - Set up (4) group breakfast tables during the blessed month of Ramadan. -600 orphans receive Eid clothing and Eid gifts. - (100) beneficiaries and their families obtained social support and alleviation of problems. - 100 female breadwinners receive training services and career tools for their projects
Operation and management of Al-Salam Hospital in Saada. Providing integrated health care for Sa'ada governorate Operation and management of Al-Salam Hospital in Saada for the month (January - February - March).
Support to the Government of Yemen (membership fees of the Republic of Yemen to the United Nations). Membership fees of the Republic of Yemen to the United Nations)
Medical implementation project for the treatment of wounded Yemenis inside Yemen. Provide full medical care for all Yemenis (medical examinations, operations, medicines and all necessary medical).
Distribution of food supplies in Yemen for the year 1445 Providing (31,333) 20-kilo bags of rice to benefit (219,331) individuals in 8 governorates in the Yemeni Republic. The project provides food supplies in 8 Yemeni governorates for the most needy families, with a total number of beneficiaries of 219,331. Distribution of food supplies in 8 Yemeni governorates to the most needy families, with a total number of beneficiaries of 219,331.
Emergency relief project for people affected by Hurricane Laban. Provided life-saving assistance to mitigate the effects of Hurricane Laban in Mahara, to 61,216 beneficiaries in the governorates of Marib and Al-Bayda because of the typhoon.
Shelter emergency in Yemen The project provides safe access for the affected and internally displaced people in emergencies and disasters in the most affected Yemeni governorates and provides aid in the form of (tents - shelter bags in addition to winter bags distributed during the winter). The aid will be secured from within the Kingdom and will be transported and stored in main warehouses to cover the existing stock. Several directorates are located within the geographical area close to this governorate, so that the response is faster and access is easier. - Strengthening the ability of needy and affected families to cope with living conditions in Yemen due to the impact of disasters and emergencies. - Alleviating the suffering of families affected by natural disasters and emergencies by providing shelter materials and non-food items in Yemen. - Rapid response to emergencies and disasters during the project period (91,740) beneficiaries received the relief aid provided in the project.
Integrated nutritional interventions to address severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in areas at high risk of famine in Yemen. Provide therapeutic nutritional interventions for children under five and pregnant and lactating mothers with prevention and treatment of severe acute malnutrition. - Care of 50,000 children under the age of five suffering from severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in inpatient and outpatient treatment centers. - Promote infant and young child feeding practices (IYCF) through community-level counseling and health facilities (HF) with 400,000 pregnant and lactating mothers (PLWs). - Monitoring of growth and progress (GMP) for 50,000 children under two years (U2). - Micronutrient supplementation for 400,000 children under five U5 and 400,000 PLWs. - Detection of malnutrition for 1,000,000 children between the ages of 6 and 59 months. - Enhanced quality of interventions, information system and cluster coordination mechanism. Conduct four SMART surveys to provide necessary information on nutrition status and support evidence-based planning.