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Strengthening basic nutritional intervention in the service of child health in order to reduce the mortality rate in a sustainable manner Reducing under-five mortality by providing basic services, enhancing nutrition intervention through life-saving preventive actions, providing them with essential medical services, supporting medical and non-medical supplies and capacity building sessions
Project goals 1- Rehabilitation of the residence wards to ensure the quality and safety of the pediatric unit in the selected facilities.
2- Providing life-saving medical equipment to revive critical cases.
3- Updating the performance of health workers in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Population in Yemen in various fields and in the field of health care for malnutrition and infant and child care practices.
4- Purchasing essential medicines to support the provision of health and nutritional services for children.
5- Activating the monitoring and follow-up processes for the implementation of programs by the planning unit of the World Health Organization. Reducing and reducing the mortality rate for children under the age of five by enhancing access to health and nutrition services for them.
Voluntary medical project for open heart surgery and cardiac catheterization Providing medical services and contributing to alleviating the suffering of patients by performing surgical operations through a volunteer team for people with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' medical needs
Water supply and environmental sanitation for the displaced in Al-Hudeidah Governorate Preserving the lives of the displaced by continuing to secure safe and healthy sources of water in the areas where the displaced gather in Al Hudaydah Governorate and its districts, disposing of waste and waste in a safe and healthy manner, and preventive maintenance of water and sanitation tanks 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 by providing basic services in the water and environmental sanitation sector. (8400) beneficiaries obtained (7.5) liters of potable water per day / and they received water suitable for daily use / limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics to the displaced in the camp
Education Support Project in Yemen The Education Support Project in Yemen aims to increase access to basic and secondary education for Yemeni students, improve learning conditions, and enhance the capabilities of the education sector by reducing the dropout rate of students from schools and providing them with a safe study environment. • Increasing access to basic and secondary education, improving learning conditions, and enhancing the capacity of the education sector in the project's target areas.
• Ensure the access of students affected by the conflict to basic educational services.
• Raising the level of stability of the educational process and ensuring the achievement of the study plan of the Ministry of Education. Providing school uniforms and school bags for Yemeni children: to support the continuation of education for 11,586 beneficiary children.
  Rehabilitation and improvement of the infrastructure for 23 schools in the governorates of Yemen (Hadhramaut, Al-Mahra, Aden, Hajjah) affected by conflict and natural disasters in order to ensure that students have access to the educational environment in Yemen.
Operating the mobile medical clinic system for (4 clinics) in Hajjah Governorate (the third phase) Providing integrated health care service and providing treatment for injuries and dressings, safe disposal of waste and medical waste, saving life and maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and securing emergency health services Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and securing emergency health services by providing integrated health care service, injury treatment service, bandage and safe disposal of waste and medical waste. Providing basic health care services to (36,000) beneficiaries, providing clinic services to (36,000) beneficiaries, enabling (8) medical, technical and auxiliary staff to work in clinics and providing a safe healthy environment
Voluntary medical project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with low incomes who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses as needed.
Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention.
Subsidy of the Ministry of Health in the recipient country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists. 300 cases were detected
77 cataract operations have been performed
300 glasses, medicines and eye drops were distributed
Yemen volunteer training program Giving specialized training courses in several areas for trainees to provide them with the skills required for beneficiaries with limited income Giving training courses in several different fields to provide the trainees with the skills required for the labor market. 1356 beneficiaries who attended the training courses benefited from the training in Yemen
The third volunteer training program in Yemen. A voluntary program that aims to provide emergency and psychological support through specialized courses and consultations. The program also aims to provide programs for support and economic empowerment. Giving specialized training courses in several fields to the trainees to provide them with the required skills. Young men and women and those interested in the field of ambulance and medical
Voluntary medical project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with low incomes who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses as needed.
Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention.
Subsidy of the Ministry of Health in the recipient country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists. 1104 cases were detected
  400 cataract operations have been performed
400 glasses, medicines and eye drops were distributed
Providing potable water supplies and human use for the governorates of Ma’rib, Al-Jawf, Hajjah and Saada provide safe water sources for drinking, human use and sanitation in the most needy areas in the Republic of Yemen. -Providing safe water sources for drinking and personal use
-Securing toilets suitable for use and reducing the percentage of diseases resulting from unhealthy toilets. -Reducing the rate of diseases resulting from water pollution.
-Reducing the percentage of diseases resulting from unsafe toilets.
- Increasing the number of water sources suitable for drinking and -personal use.
-Educating the local community about the importance of water and environmental sanitation.
Emergency support to protect agricultural, livestock and fisheries livelihoods affected by conflict and COVID-19 in Yemen. A project to improve livelihoods and benefit 34,500 families of farmers, livestock owners and fishermen selected according to mandatory and complementary selection criteria in 14 districts located in 4 Yemeni governorates that were classified between stage 3 to stage 4 in the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC). 1- Improving access to fish landing sites by rehabilitating/constructing and equipping productive infrastructure.​ ​2- Increasing access to basic fishing inputs for vulnerable fishing families​ 3- Increasing the food production capacity of vulnerable agricultural families by providing agricultural inputs. 4 - Increasing animal production for vulnerable families who own livestock through the distribution of local feed and cubes. 1 - 7,000 beneficiary fishing families supported by improving their fishing production and increasing production capacity after completing and rehabilitating / building 4 fishing landing sites targeted in the project.​ 2 - 3,000 vulnerable fishing families benefiting from the activity through insurance (3,000 'soft polyethylene' life jackets, 1,000 '450 liter fibre-reinforced plastic' ice boxes - one per household) to improve fishing capacity and conservation. Providing the necessary training for 20 main trainers from the concerned ministry’s staff in the field of good fishing practices to train and educate the beneficiaries in conjunction with the distribution of the inputs to them. The following are for each beneficiary family: (3 liters of natural neem pesticide, 1 sprayer of 16 liters capacity, 2 polyethylene sheets, 1 set of PPE personal protection equipment, 5 homemade collection baskets, 1 set of agricultural tools “axe, shovel, Ma’awal”), and providing the necessary training by 18 main trainers and 50 agricultural extension workers from the relevant ministry in the field of good agricultural practices so that they can provide training and awareness to the beneficiaries in conjunction with the distribution of inputs to them.​4 - 15,000 vulnerable families benefiting from an improvement in production Animal feed through the secured and distributed inputs, which contain the following inputs for each beneficiary family: (150 kg of concentrated animal feed for animals and small ruminants "sheep and goats", 15 kg of local cubes "3 cubes p. Pressed pellets, each weighing 5 kg"), and providing the necessary training for 18 main trainers and 65 animal guides in the field of best practices in animal husbandry to the employees of the concerned ministry so that they can then communicate important information to the beneficiaries in conjunction with distributing the inputs to them.​
The joint executive program of the project to operate the dialysis center in Al-Dhalea Governorate in the Republic of Yemen - Phase IV. A project based on providing free renal dialysis services for patients with acute and chronic renal failure to the residents of Al-Dhalea governorate in Yemen, in addition to providing meals to patients during dialysis treatment (each patient performs 13 monthly dialysis sessions for free), and the patient also receives health care from a consultant Free internal medicine kidney specialization, in addition to conducting related examinations for free. The project contains training activities for the health cadres working in the Al-Dhalea Center, in addition to providing job opportunities for them by securing monthly salaries for the workers. Providing hemodialysis service in accordance with health standards and settling the service to alleviate the suffering of patients with renal failure and support the resilience of the health sector in Al-Dhalea Governorate, Republic of Yemen. Sub-objectives: Alleviating the suffering of renal failure patients / saving and preserving their lives by performing a hemodialysis process for them / improving performance in the center through the consulting clinic 1- Patients with acute and chronic renal failure in Al-Dhalea governorate
2- Raising the efficiency of health cadres in the governorate
Water supply and environmental sanitation in Hajjah Governorate Securing safe and healthy sources of water in the areas where the displaced gather in Hajjah governorate (Hiran / Midi / Abs) / Disposing of waste and waste in a safe and healthy manner / Preventive maintenance of water and sanitation tanks and toilets / Raising awareness of citizens and displaced people Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and securing 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 drinking water desalination plant. Provision and preservation of water tanks and their surroundings, safety of septic tanks, prevention of leaks, provision of toilets, maintenance of a safe and sound environment, sustainability of project activities with periodic maintenance / availability of designated places for placing, collecting and disposing of waste in a safe, environmentally healthy manner while limiting the spread of rodents and disease vectors and spreading the degree of awareness (51,128) beneficiaries with the displaced in a clean healthy environment
Operation of the dialysis center in the city of Ghaydhah, Al-Mahra Governorate, Republic of Yemen (Phase II) Operating an integrated center for the treatment of renal failure patients through hemodialysis in Al Ghaydhah District. It is the only specialized center of its kind in the region and is responsible for providing dialysis services 1- Providing specialized health care services for patients with renal failure and preserving their lives by providing hemodialysis sessions
2- Improving the level of health services provided to patients with renal insufficiency, improving and resettling them, and supporting the infrastructure in the health sector.
3- Providing the necessary and free treatment to preserve the lives of patients with renal failure (dialysis sessions - supportive drugs), and reduce the number of deaths in patients with renal failure Continuing the readiness of the center to receive (400) renal failure patients / provide free treatment and dialysis services for patients with renal failure at a rate of (3) weekly sessions with a total number of sessions (9600) sessions through the contracted cadre with them numbering (44) employees
Voluntary medical project for specialized surgeries for Yemeni war-wounded Providing medical services to war-wounded beneficiaries inside Yemen and performing specialized orthopedic surgeries. Providing patients with medicines as needed. Contribute to alleviating the suffering of patients by performing surgeries through a volunteer team. Clear all previously processed cases. - Dispensing medical medicines as needed. Performing a surgical intervention in plastic surgery for 75 beneficiaries
Operating the Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Center in Aden Governorate Provides the needs for the manufacture and installation of (500) new limbs and rehabilitation, follow-up and repair supplies for (2200) injured and sick, providing the center’s services to (2700) beneficiaries Providing physical rehabilitation services for people with special needs, following them up and benefiting from them in community service, diagnosis, determining the treatment plan for each patient individually, installing all kinds of prosthetic limbs, providing functional rehabilitation service for prosthetic limbs, following up on them, raising the capabilities of the medical and technical staff professionally and scientifically, and preparing them to deal with specific cases. Reducing the migration of medical and technical cadres specialized in the localization and improvement of prosthetic and rehabilitation services, assisting people with special needs by engaging them in social life, maintaining their continuity of performance within the elements of civil society, and raising the capabilities of workers in the prosthetics center with the latest medical sciences
Food aid to support and support the most needy families in Yemen for the year 2022 Providing a quantity of (27,500) food baskets to needy families in the targeted areas in Yemen. Food baskets donated by Al Othaim Company. Helping families suffering from food insecurity in the targeted areas in Yemen Distribution of (27,500) food baskets to needy families in the targeted areas in Yemen to benefit (165,000) Yemenis
Meeting the basic food needs of the most needy groups in Yemen Integration of food security, livelihoods and the resilience of food-insecure families in 7 Yemeni governorates, according to the latest classification of the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) 2022 report - the purchase and distribution of 16,908 tons of wheat flour. - Food assistance for assets (FFA) for 1,000 people. The project aims to avert famine by providing immediate food assistance to as many people as possible who are currently suffering from acute food insecurity in Yemen in 2022, and aims to enhance food security, livelihoods and the resilience of affected families and communities. Avert famine by providing immediate food assistance to as many people currently experiencing severe food insecurity as possible in Yemen in 2022 Strengthen food security, livelihoods and resilience of affected families and communities
Operation of Al Jadah Health Center in Hiran District, Hajjah Governorate (Phase IV) Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and providing emergency health services 1- securing basic health and nutritional services and reproductive health
2- supporting the health sector for some liberated districts in Hajjah Governorate and resettling them Full readiness of the medical point to start providing primary health care and nutritional services for 63,400 beneficiaries / 63,400 primary health care beneficiaries obtained / 800 children and women received therapeutic nutrition services / 900 beneficiaries received immunization services / a number of (900) received immunization services (6000) women on reproductive health services / treating people with epidemics, and protecting them from infection with epidemics, benefiting from the training and preparation of (20) volunteers, and implementing spraying campaigns for (90) days according to need (seasonal) / providing dressing and follow-up services and reducing complications Injuries and infections / Providing radiology and laboratory services according to the need for health status / Preserving the environment and preventing the spread of epidemics through burning waste in the incinerator designated for that / Continuing the work of the health center with medical, technical and administrative staff to provide health services to 63,400 beneficiaries / Availability of medicines and laboratory solutions Continuing work of devices and service Patients according to their health condition
Voluntary medical project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with low incomes who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses as needed.
Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention.
Subsidy of the Ministry of Health in the recipient country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists. 1470 cases were detected
  400 cataract operations have been performed
400 glasses, medicines and eye drops were distributed
Kanaf project for the year 2022 in Jordan Presenting purchase vouchers to purchase clothes worth (40.96) dollars for each card for one beneficiary to be able to purchase clothes from the specified shops and obtain winter clothing. Beneficiaries receive winter clothing to contribute to their protection from the winter cold.
Operation of Al-Ja’dah Health Center in Hayran District, Hajjah Governorate The full readiness of the health center to start providing integrated health and nutritional care services to 88,470 beneficiaries in integrated health care services, child and women health, therapeutic nutrition services, immunization services, reproductive health services, and treatment of people with epidemics. Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, securing basic health and nutritional services, reproductive health, and supporting the health sector for some of the liberated districts in Hajjah Governorate, and relocating them.
Providing Shelter and Vital Non-Food Items Assistance to Internally Displaced Persons in Southern Yemen for 2021 Securing Numbers bags of emergency shelter, bags of non-food items,  tents, and distributing and transitional shelters through the organization and distributing them to the beneficiaries in the targeted areas. Meeting the emergency needs of affected displaced families and improving the living conditions of Yemeni IDPs by providing safe and dignified shelter and non-food items. Distribution of (3200) bags of emergency shelter, (10,000) bags of non-food items, (6000) tents, and distribution of (1500) transitional shelters through the organization to the beneficiaries in the targeted areas to benefit (102,900) individuals.
Operating the Artificial Limbs and Rehabilitation Center in Marib Governorate (Phase VII) Providing physical rehabilitation services for people with special needs following them up and benefiting from them in community service, diagnosis, determining the treatment plan for each patient individually, installing all kinds of prosthetic limbs, providing functional rehabilitation service for prosthetic limbs, following up on them, raising the capabilities of the medical and technical staff professionally and scientifically, and preparing them to deal with specific cases. Reducing the migration of medical and technical cadres specialized in the localization and improvement of prosthetic and rehabilitation services, assisting people with special needs by engaging them in social life, maintaining their continuity of performance within the elements of civil society, and raising the capabilities of workers in the prosthetics center with the latest Provides the needs for the manufacture and installation of (500) new limbs and supplies for rehabilitation, follow-up and repair for (3100) injured and sick, providing the center’s services to (3649) beneficiaries and enabling (49) of the medical, technical, administrative and auxiliary staff to work in the center and limiting the migration of specialized cadres and raising their capabilities locally and improve performance and assimilation
Operation of the emergency center to combat epidemic diseases in Hajjah Governorate Providing treatment and isolation services for cases infected with epidemics, field surveys to investigate epidemics and their causes, and health education to prevent them. Saving life, maintaining its continuity, limiting the spread of diseases and epidemics, and securing emergency health services to combat the epidemic and strengthening them for some liberated districts in Hajjah Governorate. Full readiness of the emergency center for speedy diagnosis and provision of emergency health services to combat epidemics for (43,164) beneficiaries, 95% of the beneficiaries receiving their needs of therapeutic and diagnostic medicines
Voluntary medical project to combat blindness and the diseases that cause it in Yemen Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with low incomes who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses and lenses as needed.
Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention.
Subsidy of the Ministry of Health in the recipient country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists. 1597 cases were detected
  400 cataract operations have been performed
400 glasses, medicines and eye drops were distributed
The volunteer training program in Yemen. A voluntary program that aims to provide emergency and psychological support through specialized courses and consultations. The program also aims to provide programs for support and economic empowerment. Giving specialized training courses in several fields to the trainees to provide them with the required skills. Young men and women and those interested in the field of ambulance and medical
Food security for needy families in Jordan Providing magnetic shopping cards worth (100) US dollars so that beneficiaries can obtain basic foodstuffs over a period of 6 months Contribute to achieving food security for the beneficiaries of Palestinians in Jordan. (14,430) beneficiaries received magnetic cards worth (100) for the card, to benefit from it in obtaining basic foodstuffs to contribute to achieving food security for the beneficiaries of Palestinians in Jordan.