Women serve at the forefront of @ReliefIntl as Country Directors, Program Officers, as well as RI's President & CEO.
This International #WomensDay, we'd like for you to meet some of the women on our staff whose tireless efforts makes our work possible. 👇https://t.co/2qlnS9Ba1q
#Yemen: Renewed fighting in Yemen's #Hajjah Governorate has displaced more than 420,000 people in the last six months. We are one of the few organizations positioned to deliver emergency stores of food, clean water and hygiene kits to families affected by the conflict.
Yemen is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
@ReliefIntl is one of the few international organizations authorized to operate inside #Yemen's #Hajjah Governorate, where renewed fighting has killed at least 23 people, mainly women and children. Learn more (via @UNOCHA) ⤵️
Renewed fighting in #Yemen has killed 23 people and cut off thousands more from aid.
We've scaled up our food aid program to include 18,000 additional families in #Hajjah, helping to support people who have lived on the brink of #famine for far too long. https://t.co/KYQqGjc4Wg
Renewed fighting in #Yemen's #Hajjah Governorate has cut off thousands of families from basic services. @ReliefIntl is one of the few organizations responding to the unfolding crisis in Hajjah where we are providing food aid, healthcare and other life-saving services.
#Cashassistance is revolutionizing humanitarian aid, even in conflict zones.
We're working with @WFP to pioneer the use of biometric registration to deliver innovative solutions to #Yemen's worsening hunger crisis.
Turn the 🔊 🆙 to learn more. https://t.co/6Qg5LGEzB2
Mr. Andrew Pugh, Senior Vice President, Relief International visiting Yemen. RI rehabilitated the health center in Wardsan, Dhamar. Supported by @eu_echo@ReliefIntl
👍 for our partner @multecilerorgtr!
We are working together in #Turkey to provide physical rehabilitation and mental health services for hundreds of #Syrian#refugees each month.
In #Yemen, a war of more than three years has deteriorated the health system and put it on the brink of collapse. The thing that contributed in spreading of Measles and Rubella. In 2018, more than 24,000 cases with over 220 deaths of measles were reported.
#Vaccines_Work#2nd_Day
24+ million people need aid in #Yemen, and this year, we will need to raise $4 billion to help.
Today I briefed Member States about the upcoming #Yemen pledging conference on 26 Feb. We urge donors to pledge fast & generously, and pay promptly. #InvestinHumanity
As the war rages on and the largest man-made humanitarian crisis protracts in #Yemen, the lives of millions of people are under risk due to disease outbreaks, lack of access to health care, poverty and socio-economic vulnerability.
#HealthForAll
@YHF_Yemen pays great attention to the specific needs of women girls boys and men. 85% of the 112 projects funded in 2018 contributed to advance gender equality. Read more https://t.co/6h5VUJxkIT @CBPFs@OCHAYemen
What are human rights to you?
The foundation for an open & inclusive society.
The opportunity to defend what we believe in.
The fight not just for people, but for nature.
It’s a big question, but someone’s got to ask it. And we want to know what you think.
🏥 45% of health facilities are not functional
💧16.6 million lack access to water & sanitation services
⚕️16.4 million lack access to adequate healthcare
👨👨👧👦17.8 million are food insecure
#Yemen#YemenCantWait
Our colleague, AbdulSaboor passed away yesterday (5th January), after a tragic accident while on mission. His commitment to serve the suffering Yemeni people will be remembered forever by RI. My deepest condolences to his family and RI colleagues. Rest in peace my dear brother.