Humanitarian aid reaches displaced families in Yemen

Humanitarian organizations are providing emergency relief to displaced families in Yemen. In the Dar Sad district, ADRA, in collaboration with several local initiatives, distributed aid to 150 displaced families in the Al-Falahin village and Jaula area. The assistance included 150 integrated food baskets tailored to family size, 150 dignity kits for women, and 150 sets of kitchen and laundry tools. The distribution process included awareness sessions on humanitarian protection, child and women's rights, and mechanisms for complaints and transparency.

In Lahj governorate, the organization Pure Hands implemented a rapid response project targeting newly displaced families in the Al-Rabat camp. This second phase of the project provided 69 families with food baskets, shelter kits, hygiene supplies, cash assistance, and emergency tents. According to local authorities, the total number of displaced families in Lahj has reached approximately 6,332 across six districts, highlighting a significant and growing need for international and local intervention.