Yemen Emergency Aid

Yemeni brothers and sisters are waiting for us

We deliver your aid to millions of Yemeni brothers and sisters struggling with hunger in the shadow of the civil war. Yemen, one of the most needy countries in the Middle East, is suffering from a major humanitarian crisis. In Yemen today, 1 child dies every 10 minutes. Severe malnutrition affects 1.8 million children. 

According to the latest data, hunger and famine have killed more people than the civil war. To date, 377,000 people are known to have lost their lives, including more than 10,000 children. Nearly 80 percent of the country's 30 million people need urgent humanitarian assistance to survive. Our brothers and sisters need us in Yemen, where nearly 19 million people are in need of food aid.

The Need for Humanitarian Aid Increases Every Day 

The ongoing conflict in the country is causing millions of people to suffer and become displaced. Violence and unrest are leading to hunger and disease, and the humanitarian needs of our Yemeni brothers and sisters are growing every day. You too can take action to support those in need of food.

World's Biggest Hunger Crisis

The report prepared by the United Nations (UN) World Food Program (WFP) contains heartbreaking information. According to the report, Yemen is facing the world’s worst hunger crisis. In the country, 18 million people live without knowing where their next meal will come from, and 8 million are on the brink of famine. UNICEF reports that 2.2 million children in Yemen suffer from acute malnutrition, with 400,000 at risk of dying without urgent assistance.

Yemeni families received their blanket aids.

Let's Support Each Other In Overcoming Life's Challenges

You can also donate through this page, by FAST, EFT, or Money Transfer to the relevant account numbers, or by visiting our headquarters or representative offices, without leaving your brothers and sisters, including children, in the freezing temperatures of Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Gaza, and Arsal, Lebanon. You can also donate by contacting our call centre at +90 212 621 0065 for more information.