The situation in Yemen is worsening and the people of Yemen are in desperate need of urgent and continuous humanitarian assistance. We may help them by making donations to organizations that deal with humanitarian crises. The purpose of such organizations is to offer food and shelter to those who are affected by the disaster- Shamayun Miah. In addition, the United Nations works to help those who are suffering from starvation or drought.

The United Nations has long been a beacon of hope for those in need. Yemen’s youngsters have been subjected to a dreadful conflict for the past six years. More than 24 million people require humanitarian aid and protection now, including 12.3 million children.

Yemen’s war has resulted in severe famine and poverty, with millions of children malnourished as a result. The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic has further undermined already poor health systems, leaving thousands of children and families without the medical care they require to live. It is anticipated that 16.2 million people in the country will be affected by severe food shortages, with 21,000 children at risk of starvation.

Teenage boys and girls in Yemen are in danger of exploitation and abuse due to lack of facilities- Shamayun Miah.

• Unicef works with local governments and non-governmental organizations to provide emergency assistance to children in Yemen and it has offices in all governorates. Health checks, immunizations, malnutrition treatment, water, and school supplies are all available.
• Save the Children helps children with education and a safe environment. According to the group, which educates teachers and builds temporary learning spaces, up to 75% of schools in some regions of Yemen have been damaged. Food is also provided by Save the Children in the form of cash and coupons.
• Doctors Without Borders has 13 hospitals and health clinics throughout the country. It also supports 20 public health projects in Yemen, where the conflict has forced the closure of half of the country’s medical institutions. It operates in Houthi-controlled territory.

If the issue in Yemen is not resolved quickly, the country risks becoming a victim card for world leaders to exploit. If it gets out of hand, alliances will emerge, resulting in a much greater battle involving numerous countries, with no help for the people who are suffering the most- Shamayun Miah.