Report on protecting 1,469 Yemeni children from malnutrition June - August 2023 AD An overview of the tragic situation in Yemen It has been so inspiring to see the work that globalgiving does and the humanitarian community , the SANIDITM organization . It expresses its profound gratitude to all supporters in the humanitarian field who are doing their utmost to help the Yemeni community and alleviate its suffering. In the midst of an escalating global food insecurity crisis, hope is fading for millions who already suffer from extreme hunger GlobalGiving was It is the hope to save him from the specter of famine that has reached him Yemen is one of the countries with a high prevalence of acute malnutrition . They are needed for this project l Vital nutrition services are provided to the most vulnerable communities. Clinical feeding centers . Which lacks sufficient support to cover the needs of malnourished people, whether nutritional supplements, the most important of which is therapeutic milk. It is also in dire need of rehabilitation, furnishing, equipment and supplies . According to analysis and studies , most Yemen spokesman The most vulnerable and poor , where food insecurity and acute malnutrition converge to very high levels . . For severe malnutrition, the WHZ score ranges in these areas The measure of wasting for children under five years of age increases , from 17% to 26%, well above the emergency threshold For those interested , it amounts to 15%, while for acute food insecurity, these Yemeni regions have the highest prevalence rates with more than 65 percent of the population in the third stage of the classification of the official authorities and follow-up of the situation for food insecurity and above at the present time . A large number of targeted areas are also expected to move to higher IPC stages, with significantly reduced levels of humanitarian food assistance. In turn, SORD submitted its project entitled: “Protection 1469 Yemeni children suffer from malnutrition . The proposed project aims to contribute to reducing deaths and diseases associated with acute malnutrition for children under the age of five in targeted areas with high rates of acute malnutrition. During the third quarter of 2023, children under the age of five were provided Those suffering from severe acute malnutrition should receive appropriate complementary feeding. Community awareness has been raised among pregnant women, nursing mothers, and girls of childbearing age regarding the prevalence of malnutrition, both for the child and the mother, the importance of good nutrition for mental and physical health, and how to use available resources in order to overcome or reduce malnutrition. More details about the project's achievements can be found on our side, and based on the available capabilities, we have made remarkable progress compared to the percentage of cases recorded by the team in the field. During the second quarter of the year 2023 AD. Activities that were carried out during the month of June to August : SANED has worked to implement the activities according to its available capabilities and in accordance with the support and donations it received from Global. The total number of beneficiaries during the third quarter from June to August: 924 children and women distributed over the services Which is implemented by Sand distributed as follows : • Coordination was made with the health center to receive 198 cases of malnourished children (new). They were presented to the specialized doctors within the malnutrition program at the health center in Aslam district. Where approximately 272 cases of malnourished children were recorded, and as we mentioned that due to the lack of resources, Sanad could not help this number of injured people. It was able to provide aid (examination, examinations and disbursement of therapeutic supplements to 198 children under the age of 5 years who suffer from toxic and poor malnutrition . 167 children under the age of five were immunized with vaccines against infectious and deadly diseases. • A number of 117 children under the age of five who were helped were received during the period from June to August, and their cases continue to be followed up until recovery. Their cases were followed up through examination and obtaining nutritional supplements. • After coordination with the health center, the Motherhood and Childhood Department received 160 cases of malnourished mothers, pregnant and breastfeeding women (new), and they were presented to specialist doctors within the motherhood and childhood program in the health centers in the targeted areas. Approximately 222 pregnant and breastfeeding women suffering from malnutrition were registered. As we mentioned, due to the lack of capabilities, Sanad was unable to help this number of pregnant and breastfeeding women in need of health care and follow-up. Sanid was able to provide aid (inspection, examinations, and dispensing therapeutic supplements) to 186 women (pregnant and breastfeeding women). . Immunization procedures for 96 pregnant women against tetanus . • , whose cases have become difficult and require intensive care, have been referred to some hospitals in the governorate, which have special capabilities and care, where they were assisted with the costs of transportation, accommodation, supplementary feeding, and intensive care room fees in private hospitals. • 12 cases of pregnant and breastfeeding women suffering from chronic diseases and needing special care were referred to hospitals in the provincial center . • Implementation of 19 awareness sessions on aspects of reproductive health, measures to prevent malnutrition, hygiene methods, and proper healthy nutrition. 190 pregnant and lactating women were targeted by volunteer midwives. As 18 cases of malnourished children transitioned to the recovery stage, including 8 females and 10 males . Challenges : •The deterioration of the health situation in the health centers in the targeted areas. •Non-availability of salaries by the government for workers in health centers. •Poor capabilities to cover the visitors to health centers. •Lack of support and donations. •The high number of malnourished people. Recommendations : • Redoubling efforts to provide support and assistance to save the largest number of children and women who are on the brink of death.
Monthly Performance Report - Local Partner (SORD)
Project to protect 1469 children from malnutritionFor children Without age Fifth and 1360 of nursing mothers and pregnant between circles displaced and society the host Hajjah Governorate
March - May 2023 / AD
The author of the report: Muhammad Abu Haidar
project name :
to treat malnutritionFor children Without age Fifth And breastfeeding and pregnant between circles displaced and society the host in Hajjah Governorate .
The project Location: Aslam District - Hajjah Governorate
The name of the organization applying for the scholarship : Sand Organization for Relief and Development ( SORD )
Report duration : 61 days
starting date: 1/3/2023 Expiry date : 4/30/2023
Organization address : Capital Municipality - Directorate of Shoub - Al Habari
phone number: 0096701205757
Prepared the report: Muhammad Abu Haider
Current Position : project manager
E-mail: Programs.officer@sanid.org
mobile number: 00967 775907606
Organization's website : www.sanid.org
It has been very inspiring to see the work that you do globalgiving and the humanitarian community , the Sanid organization . Expresses its deep gratitude to all the humanitarian supporters who are doing their best to help the Yemeni society and alleviate its suffering.In the midst of an escalating global food insecurity crisis, hope is waning for millions already suffering from extreme hunger . It is the hope to save him from the specter of famine that has reached him.And According to the Yemen Humanitarian Needs Overview document (HNO) for the year 2023
In the Aslam district, one of the districts of Hajjah Governorate and one of the poorest regions of Yemen, there is famine, epidemics and diseases, not to mention being a conflict and war because it is a border area with Saudi Arabia, which as a result has become an arena of wars and continuous conflicts that has led to depriving it of the most basic services and suffering from an applied siege and making it a military zone in which the humanitarian conditions have worsened. The most important of which is the famine that led to malnutrition among children under the age of five and pregnant and lactating women, as these children and women are considered the most vulnerable and sick. They struggle every day for their lives and need immediate specialized care to save their lives in order to survive . . A child with severe acute malnutrition is 9 times more likely to die than a well-nourished child. For this reason, the ambition of the organization's work is to continue life-saving care for the child in more than 8 centers during the year 2023 for therapeutic feeding throughout Hajjah governorate. . In the event that the capabilities are available, this is the ambition of its goals.
Hajjah is one of the Yemeni governorates with a high prevalence of acute malnutrition
. They need a projectEmergency health and nutrition project and emergency human capital project
l Vital nutrition services are provided to the most vulnerable communities. There are eight therapeutic feeding centers
It lacks sufficient support to cover the needs of malnourished people, whether nutritional supplements, the most important of which is therapeutic milk.
It is also in dire need of rehabilitation, furnishing, equipment and supplies .
According to the analysis, Aslam district is the most vulnerable in Hajjah governorate , where food insecurity and acute malnutrition converge to extremely high levels .
For severe malnutrition, the WHZ score range in this directorate , a measure of wasting for children under five, from 17% to 26%, well above the emergency threshold for those concerned of 15%, while for severe food insecurity, this directorate (Aslam) The highest prevalence rates, with more than 65 percent of the population in the third stage of classification, are obtained by the official authorities and the follow-up of the situation for food insecurity and above at the present time .
It is also expected that a large number of the targeted district will move to higher IPC stages, with significantly reduced levels of humanitarian food assistance .
Overall Performance:
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In turn, SORD submitted its project entitled: “ Protection 1469 Yemeni children under the age of five and 1360 pregnant and lactating women in Yemen. The proposed project aims to contribute to reducing deaths and diseases associated with acute malnutrition for children under the age of five, pregnant women and nursing mothers in the targeted areas with high rates of acute malnutrition. During the second quarter From 2023 , children under five years of age and pregnant and lactating women with acute malnutrition are provided with appropriate complementary feeding.Societal awareness has been raised among pregnant women, nursing mothers and girls of childbearing age regarding the prevalence of malnutrition, both for the child and the mother, and the importance of nutrition Good mental and physical health, and how to use the available resources in order to overcome or reduce malnutrition.More details can be found about the project's achievements on our part, and based on the available capabilities, we have made remarkable progress compared to the percentage of cases recorded by the team in the field.During the course of The first quarter of the year 2023 in Hajjah Governorate, Aslam region, as follows:.
Activities carried out during March and April:
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According to what was determined in the report of the first quarter of the year 2023, an :indicator has been set that will be achieved during the period from March to May
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These indicators are for the objectives of the program, which began to be implemented from March 1 to April 30, but it has not been fully achieved due to the scarcity of capabilities.
SANID has worked to implement the activities according to its available capabilities and in accordance with the support and donations it received from Global.
Narrative activity report:
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The total number of beneficiaries during the months of March and April for the year 2023: 1426 women and children distributed over the servicesWhich is implemented by Sand distributed as follows :
Where nearly 320 cases of malnourished children were registered, and as we mentioned that due to the lack of resources, Sanad could not help this number of injured people, as it was able to provide aid (examination, examinations and disbursement of therapeutic supplements to 207 children under the age of 5 years who suffer from toxic and poor malnutrition .
Immunization was carried out through vaccinations for children under the age of five, for 308 children, from infectious and deadly diseases.
Where nearly 300 pregnant and lactating women with malnutrition were registered. As we mentioned, due to the lack of capabilities, Sanad could not help this number of pregnant and lactating women who need health care and follow-up. Sanad was able to provide aid (examinations, examinations, and disbursement of therapeutic supplements to 214 women (pregnant and lactating women). .
Immunization procedures for 132 pregnant women against tetanus.
Where 32 cases of transition to recovery from malnourished children were recorded, including 20 females and 12 males.
:Challenges
Lessons learned:
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Get to know the conditions of the target area closely.
Recommendations:
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The proposed project aims to contribute to reducing deaths and diseases associated with acute malnutrition for children under the age of five, pregnant women and nursing mothers in targeted areas with high rates of acute malnutrition. During the third quarter of 2022, children under the age of five and pregnant and lactating women suffering from severe acute malnutrition were provided with appropriate complementary feeding. Community awareness has been raised among pregnant women, nursing mothers, and girls of childbearing age regarding the prevalence of malnutrition, both for the child and the mother, the importance of good nutrition for mental and physical health, and how to use available resources in order to overcome or reduce malnutrition. More details about the project's achievements can be found on our side, and based on the available capabilities, we have made remarkable progress compared to the percentage of cases recorded by the team in the field. During the third quarter of the year 2022 in Hajjah Governorate, Aslam region, as follows:
A report
Addressing malnutrition for children under five, lactating women and pregnant women
Among the displaced and the host community in the Al-Ara region - Hamedan - Sana'a
July 2022/August 2022 AD
Prepared the report: Muhammad Abu Haider
More than eight years after the outbreak of the conflict, suffering The Yemeni people are suffering from severe economic decline and the burden of ongoing hostilities. The health care system remains a victim of conflict in Yemen, where poverty, hunger and unsafe drinking water have taken a heavy toll. The already dire humanitarian situation in Yemen has been exacerbated by the outbreak of successive diseases such as cholera and diphtheria. Malnutrition and monkeypox , which discovered some cases infected with this disease, which added a burden on Yemeni society in general and the health sector in particular, in light of the lack of the most basic health services.
The Russian-Ukrainian war has added a new and great burden to the suffering of the Yemeni people economically and healthily, as the food crisis of the Yemeni family, especially the poor ones, has worsened, which has increased the number of malnutrition cases, which portends a humanitarian catastrophe, the first in the world, where the severe weakness in the health field, which stands helpless in the face of this increase. In cases of malnutrition and other infectious diseases, including the seasonal ones associated with torrential rains, airports and floods, which made us in Sanid double the effort in working to alleviate this suffering through continuous work in receiving sick cases related to malnutrition and reproductive health in particular by providing what we could provide from the possibilities to get out. The least human losses due to disease and nutritional deficiencies..
The Yemeni society and the health sector are facing a major problem in meeting the health needs , despite their magnitude , at a time when the health system is on the verge of collapse. Most health facilities were either partially damaged or completely destroyed by the conflict, and health workers have not been paid for several years. . There is also a shortage of medicines and medical equipment. Outbreaks of epidemic diseases and waterborne diseases such as cholera and diphtheria, and the recent outbreak of monkeypox virus show how severe public health the current situation is..
As malnutrition is spreading rapidly among children, nursing mothers and pregnant women , the situation of Yemeni children and families is expected to worsen, with 24 million people expected to be half of them children (80% of the population) in need of humanitarian assistance, protection and basic health care assistance. He further stated that 10 million people need food assistance to survive and that seven million are malnourished, making the situation in Yemen the worst humanitarian crisis in the world..
As one The most important health problem is malnutrition, which is already considered a critical threat in Yemen. Good nutrition and access to adequate food remain a challenge for a child's survival. There is a consensus about the direct causes of malnutrition and food insecurity in Yemen, which include poverty, illiteracy, lack of clean water supplies, low levels of breastfeeding, and dependence on imported cereals as basic materials, which became difficult to obtain in light of the Russian-Ukrainian war, which exacerbated the economic and humanitarian situation in Yemen. . The conflict in Yemen, which plays a clear role in exacerbating malnutrition, has escalated dramatically for nearly eight years, and is exacerbating an already severe and long-running humanitarian crisis. Therefore, conflict and insecurity remain the main drivers of food insecurity and malnutrition that have pushed the most vulnerable families to the brink of starvation.
role ha Lifted SORD has its project entitled: "Saving the lives of 3025 children under the age of five and 1360 pregnant and lactating women in Yemen." The proposed project aims to contribute to the reduction of deaths and diseases associated with acute malnutrition for children under five years of age, pregnant women and nursing mothers in targeted areas with high rates of acute malnutrition. During the first quarter of 2022 , children under five and pregnant and lactating women suffering from severe acute malnutrition were provided with appropriate supplementary feeding. Community awareness was raised among pregnant women, nursing mothers and girls of childbearing age regarding the prevalence of malnutrition , both for the child and the mother, the importance of good nutrition for mental and physical health, and how to use available resources in order to overcome or reduce malnutrition. More details about the achievements of the project can be found on our side and based on the available capabilities we have made significant progress compared to the percentage of cases recorded by the team in the field. During the third quarter of the year 2022 AD in the Al-Ara Center in the Hamdan District, Sana’a Governorate, as follows:
The table below shows the primary health services for women and children in the target area (Al-Arrah Health Center) .
Where 17 cases of recovery from malnourished children were recorded, including 12 females and 4 males. 141 malnourished boys and girls checked in , 53 of them are from Sam and 88 are from Mam.
While primary health services were provided to 136 lactating women and 151 pregnant women, in addition to educating 248 women about measures to prevent malnutrition and methods of hygiene and proper healthy nutrition.
Also, the necessary examinations were carried out and conducted for 119 cases of various diseases that were treated and transferred to the stage of recovery and recovery . Out of the number of 1113 sick cases that visited the center during the month of July-August 2022 AD.
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Addressing malnutrition for children under five, lactating women and pregnant women among the displaced and the host community in the Al-Ara region - Hamedan - Sana'a
Dear friends,
we have achieved great success during the previous stage in providing health and medical services direly needed by the children, pregnant and lactating women in Yemen, where 86 children under <5 years suffering from SAM were rescued, 778 girls and boys suffering from MAM, 222 pregnant women and 231 lactating women have fully recovered and restored hope and confidence in life..
It is expected that, until December 2022, more than 2.2 million children and 1.3 million including SAM-affected children, aged 6-59 months totaling 538,000 will unfortunately be destined to suffer from acute malnutrition if preventive measures are taken ASAP. The western governorates (Taiz - Hodeidah - Hajjah) represent the most affected areas threatened with SAM cases. .
SORD will start providing life-saving services to children, pregnant and lactating women suffering from moderate and severe acute malnutrition in critical areas in Taiz Governorate located in southwest of Yemen.
I would like to reiterate that your gift or donation will save lives of vulnerable children and women who are the most affected in the current ongoing armed conflict in Yemen striving for survival under the catastrophic humanitarian situation described as the worst in the history of humankind. We therefore appeal to you for immediate donations and humanitarian aid that will a positive impact on the lives of the suffering children and women and children living under intolerable health an social situation in Yemen.
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