Health Care to Combat Blindness
Goal:$29,100.00
Raised:$50.00
To Go:$29,050.00
Nursing Institute Construction
Goal:$108,337.00
Raised:$300.00
To Go:$108,037.00
Happy Corner Center Project
Goal:$400,000.00
Raised:$0
To Go:$400,000.00
Malnutrition Treatment Center
Goal:$50,000.00
Raised:$0
To Go:$50,000.00
Health Units
Goal:$91,667.00
Raised:$25.00
To Go:$91,642.00
CHALLENGE
Infrastructure: The ongoing conflict has led to the destruction of healthcare infrastructure, including hospitals and medical clinics.
Medical supply shortages: Restrictions on transportation have affected the entry of medical supplies and medications into the country, resulting in a severe shortage of essential medical supplies.
Spread of diseases: The problem of infectious diseases, such as cholera, has worsened due to inadequate sanitation services and a lack of clean water.
Shortage of medical personnel: Displacement and financial difficulties have led to a shortage of doctors and nurses, impacting the ability to provide basic healthcare services.
Loss of food security: Food insecurity and malnutrition are additional health challenges affecting the community, especially among children and pregnant women.
Difficulty accessing healthcare: In poor security conditions, it is difficult for the population to access medical facilities, which hinders effective treatment and prevention.
COMMITMENT
YIAD recognizes the strong link between health and development. Therefore, YIAD is committed to actively participating in achieving the third goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for the 2030 Agenda, which is to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages. This is done through cooperation with international organizations and national partners.
YIAD also prioritizes the development of appropriate health service strategies, including reliable health indicators to monitor progress and assess the effectiveness of health programs and projects. YIAD is committed to working closely with international and local partners, humanitarian organizations, and international bodies to ensure full support, cooperation, and knowledge exchange to strengthen capacity and provide comprehensive solutions to health challenges in Yemen.
INTERVENTIONS IN THE FIELD:
- Construction and reconstruction of hospitals and health centers.
- Supporting the development of the healthcare system in Yemen through a practical and scientifically accepted approach.
- Planning to provide clean water, sanitation services, and food safety
- Improving access to primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare.
- Working to make rural health facilities ready to respond to epidemics and combat the spread of diseases.
- Contributing to improving essential maternal and child health services.
- Assisting in restoring the functions of closed or affected health facilities in high-priority areas.
- Conducting appropriate assessments and implementing information management systems to assist in better planning for necessary interventions in the health sector.