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KSrelief and UNFPA sign new agreement to sustain protection services
A new US$2 million agreement signed today with KSrelief and UNFPA will provide 900,000 of the most vulnerable women and girls with gender-based... Read more
CERF supports to provide maternal health services in high food insecurity areas of Yemen
UNFPA, welcomes a contribution of US$ 900,000 from CERF to provide life-saving reproductive health services in Al Hudaydah, Hajjah and Taizz... Read more
Access to functional maternal health units a lifeline for pregnant women in south Yemen
Access to maternal healthcare helps to saves lives in rural areas of south Yemen.
Devastating still preventable: Obstetric fistula
A silent tragedy destroying women leaving them with lifelong morbidity and shame in Yemen.
After eight years of conflict and despite a fragile truce, childbirth still a matter of life and death in Yemen
DHAMAR, Yemen – “If we get some food, we first let our children eat.” Zahra, 30, is a mother of four from the village of Wusab Al Safil in Yemen’s... Read more
New Maternal Health Unit at Bani Al Harith
A new emergency obstetric unit inaugurated at the Bani Al Harith Health Centre in Amant Al Asimah in partnership with Qatar Fund for Development.
A pregnant mother's fight for survival
Hayat Ahmed Saleh, 32, was undernourished throughout her first two pregnancies and suffers from severe anaemia, a result of poor nourishment and a... Read more
KSrelief helps to sustain life-saving reproductive health services for vulnerable women in Yemen
Partnership with KSrelief helps to reach over 200,000 women and girls with lifesaving reproductive health services in south Yemen.
Violence plagues women and girls amid Yemen’s relentless conflict
Rehman* was married off to an abusive man at age 15. “During our year of marriage, I lived a very hard life full of violence and abuse,” she recently... Read more
12.6 million women and girls in Yemen need life-saving support
UNFPA appeals for US$70 million as maternal death and violence against women soar