Educational Relief Department

Objectives

- Empower students and teachers during crises.
- Transform humanitarian aid into developmental programs.
- Strengthen community partnerships to promote education.

Winter Clothing Project

Freezing cold… torn clothes… and orphaned students walking to school without a jacket or proper shoes

Join us in bringing warmth to their hearts this winter

Areas of Educational Relief

Building and renovating schools and learning centers

Constructing or restoring schools and educational centers in poor or crisis-affected areas—especially in Yemen and in communities with weak educational infrastructure—to ensure safe, continuous learning.

Scholarships for students in need

Providing full or partial scholarships for students who cannot afford tuition, so financial hardship does not block their education.

School supplies for orphaned and needy children

Delivering school bags, stationery, uniforms, and learning tools to help children start and continue school with dignity.

Sponsorships for students and teachers

Sponsoring general and higher-education students, and sponsoring teachers through financial or in-kind support (e.g., monthly stipends or food baskets) to stabilize teaching and learning.

Linking relief to sustainable development

Designing projects that empower individuals and communities with knowledge and skills—so emergency relief evolves into long-term self-reliance and community resilience.

Psychosocial and social support programs

Supporting the psychological and social well-being of students and teachers affected by conflict or economic hardship through targeted counseling and community programs.

Our Relief Mission

We rebuild hope by supporting education in crisis areas, turning relief into sustainable development.

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Statistics of the educational reality in Yemen

5 million people need assistance and protection.

8 million people—most of them women and children.

1 million are suffering from hunger; 5.1 million are in an emergency situation.

2 million are exposed to violence.

5 million women of childbearing age need support.

40% of health facilities are out of service or insufficient.

5 million children are out of school.

500,000 children need treatment for acute malnutrition.