OUR
YEMEN
PROJECTS

After more than a decade of war, Yemen remains one of the world’s hungriest crises. Millions of families still lack food, water, and basic healthcare.

What's Going On In Yemen?

After more than a decade of conflict, millions of people across Yemen continue to face hunger, displacement, and limited access to healthcare, clean water, and other essential services. Families remain trapped in one of the world's largest humanitarian crises, with millions experiencing acute food insecurity and many at risk of famine.

Action For Humanity is working alongside communities across Yemen, delivering life-saving food, clean water, healthcare, livelihoods, and long-term support to help families survive today and build a more resilient future.

£50

HOT MEALS

Can provide a week's worth of nourishing meals to help a family through Ramadan.

£100

FOOD PARCELS

Can provide a month of essential food to a family facing hunger.

£1,500

FISHING LIVELIHOODS

Can restore 1 fishing family's livelihood, helping them build a better life.

Empowering
Local Fisheries

Yemen’s fishery sector plays a crucial role in economic recovery and resilience. Together with local and international partners, Action For Humanity is empowering small-scale fisheries, ensuring sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities.

Fishermen, women, and children face immense challenges in maintaining their fisheries, as war and destruction have damaged their boats, engines, and nets beyond repair. Without proper equipment, many are unable to work, leaving them and their families without a source of income.

As of early 2025, Action for Humanity has assisted families in some of Yemen’s most impoverished areas by providing assets and cash assistance alongside business training. This project improved the resilience of 480 households by providing livelihood opportunities to those most in need.

With your support, we can continue expanding workshops, providing essential repairs, and restoring the livelihoods of Yemen’s fishermen.

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Disabilities
in Yemen

We have established strong foundations for inclusive and accountable delivery by coordinating with local disability organisations and relevant authorities to identify beneficiaries. A clear eligibility and needs-assessment process is in place to ensure fair and transparent selection.

To support accountability, a MEAL framework has been set up, including a helpdesk, hotline, and complaint mechanisms, alongside robust risk mitigation and safeguarding protocols to prevent exploitation and ensure responsible delivery.

Next, the project will move into implementation, including the procurement and distribution of 42 assistive devices tailored to individual needs. This will be supported by beneficiary assessments, training on safe use and maintenance, and active monitoring through on-site engagement and feedback channels.

Partnerships with local disability organisations will be strengthened for sustained advocacy, and the project will conclude with comprehensive reporting covering impact stories, lessons learned, and sustainability planning.

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OUR APPEALS

Together, we can bring hope and relief to those in need. Explore our current appeals and see how your support makes a lasting impact on lives around the world.