Rescue Yemen

The United Nations has declared the situation in Yemen as a global humanitarian crisis.

A Child Dies Every Ten Minutes in Yemen

 

The situation is especially dire for children under five, with approximately 2.3 million suffering from acute malnutrition. Tragically, 400,000 of these children are expected to face life-threatening severe malnutrition in the coming months. Every ten minutes, a child in Yemen loses their life to preventable causes.

 

"We eat only what we can get from aid agencies. If we don’t receive food, then some days we eat and other days we go hungry."

 

This testimony reflects the harsh reality for many Yemeni families. Due to funding shortfalls, food rations have been drastically reduced, pushing millions closer to starvation. In 2021, international aid pledges amounted to only $600 million, a fraction of the $2.4 billion required to sustain humanitarian programs.

 

The Current Global Health Crisis Has Made Things Exponentially Worse

The global pandemic has exacerbated Yemen's challenges. Displaced individuals, already battling conflict and displacement, now face the uncontrolled spread of disease. Overcrowded living conditions and a collapsed healthcare system have made it nearly impossible to contain outbreaks.

 

Yemen Is Close to Being Wiped Off the Map If We Don’t Step In

Aid agencies warn that without sufficient funding, life-saving assistance for millions will be cut. More than one-third of UN humanitarian programs in Yemen have already been reduced or shut down due to financial constraints. The people of Yemen have lost their children, homes, livelihoods, and hope.

 

What Are We Doing to Help?

Through our partners, we are providing life-saving aid to Yemeni civilians, displaced persons, refugees, and asylum-seekers. Our efforts focus on delivering emergency food assistance, clean water, shelter, and medical care to those in desperate need.

 

Your support is crucial. By donating, you can help us:

  • Provide Nutritious Food: Ensuring families have access to essential sustenance.
  • Supply Clean Water: Preventing waterborne diseases and promoting health.
  • Offer Shelter: Giving displaced families a safe place to stay.
  • Deliver Medical Aid: Treating the sick and preventing further loss of life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Yemen?

Yemen has been declared the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, and with the current pandemic - there is a chance that Yemen may be completely wiped off the map. After years of conflict, a broken economy, an unfortunate health system, a cholera outbreak, famine … it’s clear that the people of Yemen are in dire need of help.

How do we know our money is going to the people of Yemen?

We’re working directly with the people of Yemen - our partners are in Yemen right now providing relief, food and clean water, and they’ve been doing so for several years.

What are you doing in Yemen?

We’ve partnered with a few grassroot organizations to help the people in Yemen. Some are providing emergency relief kits, which include food items and clean water - others are providing fresh hot meals and bread baked daily. Different people in Yemen need different levels of help - but the truth is: they all need our help.

How do I know where my donation is going?

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