Yemen: please donate today
The armed conflict in Yemen is entering its sixth year, making it the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
The country is facing the world's largest food security emergency, leaving nearly 20 million people in need of humanitarian assistance. In the middle of this humanitarian crisis, our teams in the field are working relentlessly. We are supplying hospitals and clinics with medicines and emergency supplies, we are providing food and basic household equipment to as many people as possible, we support the local water and sanitation corporations and places of detention.
But there is so much more to do and your support is urgently needed. Please stand with us and make a donation today.
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