Educational services for displaced children in Yem

The project aims to help targeted students access their basic rights and give them hope for a better future, given the harsh conditions faced by Yemeni and displaced children, which affect their education and nutrition in the world's largest humanitarian crisis. The project will also provide employment opportunities for mothers and sisters of displaced children who have no families.   

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The "Empowering Displaced and Marginalized Children to Learn and Thrive" project aims to address the complex challenges faced by displaced and marginalized children in Yemen through a comprehensive and integrated approach. Here's how the project seeks to address this issue: Increasing access to education: The project will establish temporary schools in displacement sites and remote areas, providing displaced children with opportunities for safe and quality education.  

This report details the implementation of the "Urgent Educational Services for Displaced Children in Yemen " project. The project's primary aim is to 67 Ensuring the continuity of education for a displaced child, 

And enabling them to complete their education   During the academic year 2026/2027.

The report covers activities carried out from late July until September 2026 AD

Activities carried out.

1. male and female students from displaced families were enrolled in education 67.
2. They will be enrolled in government schools at the beginning of the 2026/2027 academic year.
3. Providing 67 school bags equipped with school supplies and materials
4. Searching for and coordinating a source of funding to provide light meals for 67 male and female students during the study period.
5. 5.Seeking funding for 67 male and female students to provide school uniforms

• Report on the Educational Services Project for Dis (PDF)