Yemen Floods Appeal
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)
Help Yemen: Provide Emergency Aid to Flood Victims
“Whoever removes a grief from a believer from amongst the sorrows of this life, Allah will remove a grief from him amongst the sorrows of the Day of Resurrection” (Muslim)
More than 34,000 people in four districts have been affected by recent floods in Yemen. Rapid response teams have identified over 6,000 families who are in desperate need of assistance.
With just £100, you can provide an Emergency Aid Pack to those in need.
Yemen is currently facing a devastating crisis as severe flooding has struck the southern city of Hudaydah and nearby regions. In just a few days, heavy rains have submerged the area, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. Dozens of people have tragically lost their lives, and hundreds more have been displaced from their homes, creating an urgent need for humanitarian aid.
Hudaydah's governor, Mugammad Qahim, has reported that at least 500 homes have been severely damaged, with some residents still missing. The situation extends beyond Hudaydah, with neighboring cities like Taiz and Hajjah also experiencing intense flooding that has destroyed many poorly-built homes.
Please support the people of Yemen today. Donate and help us deliver emergency aid to those affected.
Your donation will make a life-changing difference to those who are suffering and displaced.
Yemen Needs You
Yemen is currently facing one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world, with over 11 million children in desperate need of assistance.
The ongoing conflict has caused many families to struggle for survival, and now, the situation has worsened due to devastating floods. These floods have led to widespread displacement, leaving thousands of people without shelter, food, or access to clean water.
As the situation continues to deteriorate, the need for immediate humanitarian aid is more urgent than ever. Your support in providing emergency assistance can bring relief to those who have lost everything in this devastating crisis.
It is crucial that we take immediate action, without intervention, countless lives are at risk.
Help Us Save Lives Today
Please consider making a donation today. Yemen needs you. Thousands of families are counting on you.
A Call to Action
17.6
Million people facing food insecurity.
80%
Of population is living below the poverty line
50%
Of children are estimated to be suffering from moderate to severe stunting.
Millions Affected By Aid Cuts
Yemen recently marked nine years of conflict, and the situation is extremely dire. Malnutrition is spiralling out of control and the recent cuts to humanitarian aid have had a devastating impact.
The prices of essential food items are skyrocketing, making it impossible for many families to afford even the most basic necessities for survival.
Since December 2023, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) has had to pause its general food distributions in northern Yemen, which used to be a lifeline for 9.5 million people. Additionally, the WFP's malnutrition prevention programme is facing severe shortages of supplies, which is affecting critical services.