2 Taiz Maqbanah, Khadeer, Alshamaytayn, Almadhfar 4 3 Ibb Hubaish, Aldhahir, Jiblah 3 4 Ibb Dhi Safal, Yareem, Aludain Establishing a newborn record in 3 hospitals 5 Aden Dar Sa’d, Sayrah, Khor Maksar 3 6 Aden Dar Sa’d, Sayrah, Khor Maksar, Alburaiqah Raising awareness in 4 districts 7 Lahj Alhootah, Yafi’ 2 8 Almahweet Almahweet City, Altaweelah 2 9 Amran Amran City, Khamir 2 10 Dhamar Dhamar City, Jahran 2 11 Aldhali’ Aldhali’ 1 21 7 Table No. 2: The types of cases of violence that were recorded by Shawdhab Organization during 2012 in six schools in the capital secretariat Violence between the students themselves, violence from a teacher, parent, or adult against students 320 Sexual harassment and 7 Negligence 15 Totals 342 Tables 3, 4, and 5 show the benefits from the services of protecting children and moral and social support during January to December 2010 in Amran, Saada, and Hajjah. Amran Governorate Saada Governorate Hajjah Governorate No. 6 shows the moral and social support provided to the refugee families in Saada, Hajjah, and Amran during the period from January to December 2012 Phase Families (with a male head of family) Families (with a female head of family) Total Men Women Boys Girls The First Quarter - - 141203 5640 4073 75802 55688
Table No. 18 clarifies the number of government orphanages are in the Republic of Yemen. No. Name of Home Governorate Capacity Supervision Funding Notes 1 Orphanage the Capital Secretariat 1500 The Ministry of Education The Ministry of Education Around 1500 orphans outside the home benefit from its services 2 Orphanage Altaweelah, Almahweet 400 The Ministry of Education + A parents committee The Ministry of Education, Sharjah Foundation, and a parents committee Around 600 orphans outside the home benefit from its services 3 Orphanage Hajjah 60 The Ministry of Social Affairs The Ministry of Social Affairs and Sharjah Foundation 4 Orphanage Taiz 100 The Ministry of Social Affairs The Ministry of Social Affairs and a administration committee It is located in an independent part of the youth home 5 Orphanage Almahweet 60 The Ministry of Social Affairs The Ministry of Social Affairs Started working in 2005 6 Orphanage Amran 150 The Ministry of Social Affairs It has not started working yet. Was built with finances from the Social Fund 7 Orphanage Dhamar 150 The Ministry of Social Affairs It has not started working yet. Was built with finances from the Social Fund 8 Home for Female Orphans Aden 150 The Ministry of Social Affairs It has not started working yet. Was built with finances from the Social Fund 9 Orphanage Hadramawt 300 The Ministry of Social Affairs It has not started working yet. Was through charity 10 Home for Female Orphans Taiz 50 The Ministry of Social Affairs Under construction Was built with finances from the Social Fund 2,920 19 clarifies the private homes and centers for the care of orphans in the Republic of Yemen. No. Name of Home/Center Governorate Capacity Supervision Funding Public/Private Partnership 1 The Orphan Care Home Ibb 120 The Ministry of Education, the Ministry The Ministry of Education, the Ministry
of Social Affairs, and a parent committee of Social Affairs, and a parent committee 2 The President’s Center for Orphan Care The Capital Secretariat 300 A Board of Trustees led by the Minister of Social Affairs, the Islah Foundation, and the Orphan Development Institution the Islah Foundation and the Orphan Development Institution Private 1 Alshawkani Home for Orphans the Capital Secretariat 300 Alshawkani Charitable Foundation Alshawkani Charitable Foundation, Sharjah Foundation, the Ministry of Social Affairs, and some charitable foundations from the gulf countries. 2 Alshawkani Home for Orphans Aden 80 Alshawkani Charitable Foundation Alshawkani Charitable Foundation and some charitable foundations