We can’t survive in nests
People in Yemen are using twigs, palm fronds and scraps of material to create makeshift shelters. They urgently need your help to survive.
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SingleSingle donation of
£60
Could provide a water filtration kit that keeps people safe from life-threatening diseases like cholera
Single donation of
£185
Could provide an essential item package, including a water filter, thermal blankets, sleeping mats and more
Single donation of
£222
Could provide a home fix kit with all the essential items, tarpaulins and rope needed to help people fix their shelters
Single donation of
£385
Could provide a complete package for a family who have had to flee
Shelter and recovery
Providing items that save lives and rebuild homes
When disasters destroy homes, shelter is essential. These are examples of what your gift could provide. It will be used to help people rebuild their lives in countries around the world where the need is greatest.
A lack of clean water and sanitation facilities puts vulnerable families at risk of catching waterborne diseases. A water filter can help keep people safe.
An essential item package includes a water filter, thermal blankets, sleeping mats, solar lights, mosquito nets, kitchen sets and hygiene items.
For families living in damaged shelters, this kit will give them all the essential items they need to fix their shelter
Safety from the elements and privacy for families who are sheltering under trees or in damaged buildings
Help people like Ali
Before the war, Ali earned a living loading and off-loading goods from trucks. But his house was destroyed during a military attack. Now he lives in Ma’rib, struggling to support his family of eight.
“The conditions are very difficult, there is no work, and little aid is provided to us. We live in a nest of straw, scraps and some drums.”
We must reach the people of Yemen now – and others around the world, wherever the need is greatest.
The Yemen Crisis explained
What is driving the conflict in Yemen, and why is the country on the brink of famine?
Learn more about the crisis here.