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Responding Rapidly to Displaced Families' Needs in Yemen

Provide immediate assistance to those affected by the conflict

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30 January 2023

How Hygiene Kits Allow Displaced Yemenis to Buy More Food

Nearly 16 million people in Yemen urgently need assistance to access water and sanitation (WASH) services

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22 January 2023

RRM kits make a difference for recently displaced families

UNICEF and its partner agencies have distributed more than 57,000 RRM kits across 21 governorates in Yemen, benefitting over 400,000 newly displaced people

UN0744248

19 December 2022

From a small health center to a multifunctional hospital

Marib governorate has become one of the central hubs for displaced civilians

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26 October 2022

A lifeline for displaced people in Marib governorate, Yemen

Deploy mobile clinics in many displacement camps that helped provide healthcare and nutrition services inside the camps

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UNICEF and UNFPA Lifesaving Mission in Marib

UNICEF estimates that 4.3 million people, including two million children have been forced to flee their homes since the escalation of the war in Yemen in 20

USAID

USAID grants UNICEF US$15.1 million to support lifesaving interventions in Yemen

Over 425,000 Yemeni children will benefit from nutrition and WASH interventions

Empowerment for displaced Mothers

A Step Towards Empowerment for displaced Mothers

64 per cent of internally displaced families have no sources of income

UNICEF's response to Internal displaced People

Rebuilding life from a box

The rapid response mechanism is an emergency response modality for delivering humanitarian aid to vulnerable people, including children.

Photo from Al-Kharayeb slum in Madbah, Sana’a, Yemen.

14 November 2020

Rain threatens families living in Sana’a slums

Stories of children & their families affected by torrential rains