As part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts to bring happiness to the most vulnerable groups, the Yemen International Agency for Development launched an initiative to distribute Eid gifts to a number of orphaned children. This initiative is part of the agency’s broader Eid activities.

The main objective was to bring joy to the children’s hearts, help them feel the spirit of Eid, and promote their inclusion with their peers. The children expressed their happiness with the gifts they received, which included clothing, toys, and personal items.

The agency affirmed that this initiative stems from its belief that joy is a right for every child, and its commitment to ensuring that orphaned children experience the joy of Eid just like other children. It also emphasized that these efforts will continue throughout various occasions and seasons as part of its social and humanitarian programs.

As part of its ongoing humanitarian efforts, the Yemen International Agency for Development has carried out an Eid clothing distribution project for children in various regions of Yemen. The initiative aims to bring happiness to the hearts of underprivileged children by providing them with new clothes to celebrate Eid Al-Fitr in dignity and joy.

The project reflects the agency’s deep commitment to supporting vulnerable groups—especially children—by addressing not only their basic needs but also their emotional and social well-being during festive seasons. Hundreds of children from poor and affected families received new Eid outfits, filling their hearts with joy and putting smiles on their innocent faces.

The agency emphasized that this humanitarian intervention is part of its vision to preserve human dignity and promote social solidarity, aiming to spread joy among children despite the difficult conditions they live in.

The agency continues to implement seasonal humanitarian projects that support needy families, including Ramadan Iftar programs, food basket distribution, and Eid clothing initiatives, in partnership with both local and international supporters.