Urgent response to ensure children's access to a safe and healthy educational environment,  in Khanfar District - Abyan Governorate parameter ( 1+3). Yemen remains the world’s largest humanitarian crisis and aid operation. The crisis is the result of a brutal armed conflict that escalated six years ago. It has killed and injured tens of thousands of civilians,
causing immense suffering for the Yemeni people .Of 10.1 million school-aged girls and boys(5-17-years-old) in Yemen, the Education Cluster estimates that 8.1 million need assistance. About 2.9million are in acute need.The conditions in functioning schools are inadequate. Overcrowded, under-resourced schools with mixed aged and mixed-ability learning environments increase educational needs. COVID-19 has aggravated these risks. Schools closed from mid-March to October 2020, severely disrupting learning for 5.8 million students.
  Abyan Youth Foundation aims to Mitigate, prevent and respond to epidemic prone diseases and enhance access to quality accredited formal education and a safe learning environment for the most vulnerable -conflict affected boys and girls in the catastrophic ( IPC ) in Khanfar district , Abyan governorate 

AYF will aim to address the needs of the most affected IDPs , host children , Al muhamsheen and disabled in schools in Khanfar, 
The Foundation seeks to achieve several objectives, including protecting the most vulnerable school-age children (girls-children) as well as teachers from risks by ensuring access to a safe and inclusive educational environment that promotes well-being and flexibility by small-scale rehabilitation of damaged schools and establishment of other safe temporary, providing the main educational materials in schools for children, adolescents and teachers . It also aims to prevent or mitigate the spread of infectious diseases in schools and the learning environment, especially COVID-19,by  raising
children’s and teachers’ awareness of hygiene practices while providing them with personal hygiene kits and ensuring that schools are cleaned with the provided cleaning materials. and providing the necessary health services taking into account sexual and health differences, especially for those with special needs for both children, and teachers. The foundation will be targeted16959 Beneficiary  ( 807 women333 Men7930 girls6714 boys) from August 1, 2021, to May 31, 2022, by providing basic educational assistance to ensure access to a safe and disease-free educational environment through the following interventions:
1.	Provide children school bags including learning materials.
2.	Provide Whiteboards for classes
3.	Repair of damage old desks.
4.	Training for MoE/FMC staff on education in emergency
5.	Training of school committees/councils on education in emergencies
6.	Provide cleaning materials to schools/learning centers "
7.	Train teachers and staff in schools/learning spaces on Hygiene, Covid-19 prevention practices, and safe schools protocols
8.	teachers and students receiving Hygiene awareness sessions and campaigns.
9.training volunteers on Hygiene , and COVID-19 prevention practices.
10.	Building temporary semi-structured new classrooms including gender-sensitive and disability-sensitive WASH facilities. )
11.	Building a fence for a school for the blind to protect them from dangers
12.	Provide schools with solar power systems.
All the above will be provided to beneficiaries in Khanfar. through these interventions, Targeting 21 schools in the Khanfar area: 
Fatima Al-Zahraa School - Khaled bin Al-Walid School - Al-Khansa School - Hayel Saeed School - Somaya Umm Ammar School - Othman bin Affan School - Al-Hamza School - Arwa School - Ibn Khaldoun School - Al-Farouq High School - Al-Zahraa Secondary School - Ammar bin Yasir School - Al-Darraj School Shaima bint Al-Harith - Musab bin Omair School - Al-Fath School (boys - girls) Sons of the Farmers School - Al-Iman School - Al-Thawra School - Al-Hikma School - Fatima Al-Aqil School for People with Special Needs., AYF will aim to address the needs