Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Provides Shelter for a Displaced Family Caring for Five Orphans
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development continues its humanitarian efforts to support displaced and highly vulnerable families. As part of these efforts, the Foundation implemented a shelter assistance project for a widowed mother caring for five orphaned children, funded by a generous donor.
The family had been living under extremely difficult conditions following their displacement, moving from one temporary residence to another without a stable place to call home. The mother's chronic health conditions and ongoing medical challenges further intensified the hardship faced by both her and her children.
In response to this urgent need, the Foundation provided the family with a prefabricated housing unit, offering them a safe and dignified shelter and a greater sense of stability. The unit was also furnished with essential bedding and household items to create a more comfortable and secure living environment for the children and their mother.
This humanitarian intervention aims to alleviate the family's suffering and help them begin a safer and more stable life, as part of the Foundation's ongoing shelter and assistance programs for displaced and conflict-affected families.
May 30, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Distributes Bread and Dates to Displaced Families During the First Ten Days of Dhul-Hijjah
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a bread and dates distribution project in displacement camps during the blessed first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah, aiming to alleviate the suffering of displaced and vulnerable families.
The project benefited 60 displaced families, representing approximately 360 individuals. Bread and dates were distributed to the beneficiaries to help meet their basic food needs amid the challenging living conditions they face.
This initiative forms part of the Foundation’s ongoing humanitarian and relief programs designed to support poor and displaced families and to promote the values of solidarity, compassion, and mutual support during these blessed days.
May 30, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Qurbani Distribution Project Benefiting 690 Families Across Yemen
During Eid al-Adha 1447 AH, Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a Qurbani (sacrificial meat) distribution project targeting poor families, vulnerable households, orphans, and displaced people across several governorates in Yemen. The project benefited 690 families and was made possible through the generous support of charitable donors.
Providing sacrificial meat to those in need during Eid al-Adha is among the most meaningful acts of charity and worship. Through this project, the Foundation contributed to reviving the spirit of this important Islamic tradition while bringing joy and relief to vulnerable families facing difficult living conditions.
The initiative helped improve access to nutritious food for beneficiaries and enabled many families to celebrate Eid with dignity. It also strengthened the values of compassion, solidarity, and mutual support that characterize the blessed days of Eid.
The project brought happiness to the homes of orphans, vulnerable families, and displaced households who continue to endure challenging humanitarian circumstances, helping them share in the joy of Eid and meet some of their essential needs.
Al-Benaa Foundation extends its sincere appreciation and prayers to all donors and supporters whose generosity made this project possible. The Foundation prays that Allah accepts their good deeds, places their contributions in the scale of their good deeds, and blesses them, their families, and their wealth.
May 30, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Distributes Iftar Meals on the Day of Arafah to 287 Families Across Yemen
**Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Distributes Iftar Meals on the Day of Arafah to 287 Families Across Yemen**
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented an Iftar meal distribution project on the Day of Arafah for the year 1447 AH, benefiting 287 poor and vulnerable families across several governorates in Yemen. The project was generously funded by charitable donors whose support made this humanitarian initiative possible.
Implemented on one of the most blessed days of the Islamic year, a day marked by mercy, forgiveness, and multiplied rewards, the project helped alleviate the hardships faced by vulnerable families and brought comfort and joy to their households during these sacred days.
Through the distribution of Iftar meals, the Foundation sought to support families struggling with difficult living conditions and to promote the values of compassion, solidarity, and community support.
The Foundation extends its sincere gratitude and appreciation to the generous donors and supporters, praying that Allah accepts their good deeds and rewards them abundantly for their kindness and generosity.
May 26, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Distributes Food Baskets to 323 Vulnerable Families on the Day of Arafah
As part of its seasonal humanitarian programs, Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a food basket distribution project on the Day of Arafah for the year 1447 AH, benefiting 323 poor and highly vulnerable families across several governorates in Yemen. The project was generously funded by charitable donors whose contributions helped bring relief to families in need.
Taking place on one of the most blessed days of the Islamic calendar, a day associated with mercy, forgiveness, and abundant rewards, the initiative provided essential food supplies to vulnerable households and helped ease the burden of daily living for families facing severe economic hardship.
Through this project, the Foundation sought to strengthen food security among the most vulnerable communities and promote the values of compassion, solidarity, and humanitarian support during these sacred days.
The Foundation extends its heartfelt gratitude and prayers to all donors and supporters, asking Allah to bless their wealth and endeavors and to reward their generosity with multiplied blessings and lasting rewards.
May 26, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Wheelchair and Personal Care Assistance Project for Persons with Disabilities
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a humanitarian project to distribute 10 wheelchairs along with personal care supplies to a number of persons with disabilities, as part of its ongoing efforts to support the most vulnerable groups and alleviate their humanitarian needs.
The project aims to enhance beneficiaries’ mobility and independence by providing wheelchairs that facilitate movement and daily activities. In addition, essential personal care items were distributed to help meet basic needs and improve beneficiaries’ overall well-being amid challenging living conditions.
This intervention reflects the Foundation’s commitment to promoting dignity, inclusion, and improved quality of life for persons with disabilities through targeted humanitarian assistance and community support initiatives.
Beneficiaries and their families expressed their appreciation and gratitude for this meaningful humanitarian gesture, thanking all those who contributed to supporting and implementing the project.
May 21, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements a Nutrition Support Project for Malnourished Children
As part of its humanitarian efforts to support the most vulnerable groups, Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a nutrition support project for malnourished children, funded by generous donors. The project aimed to alleviate the suffering of children affected by malnutrition by providing them with essential therapeutic milk and medications.
The initiative was launched in response to the difficult humanitarian conditions faced by many poor and displaced families. A number of children suffering from malnutrition were identified and provided with therapeutic milk and essential medicines to help improve their health conditions and reduce the risks associated with malnutrition.
This intervention is part of the Foundation’s ongoing health and humanitarian programs, which seek to protect children from the serious consequences of malnutrition and improve their access to basic healthcare services amid challenging living conditions.
May 19, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Organizes Iftar Banquet for Orphans and Their Mothers on the First Day of Dhul-Hijjah
As part of its humanitarian and charitable programs, Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development organized an Iftar banquet for 52 orphans and their mothers on the first day of the blessed first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah. The initiative aimed to bring joy and happiness to beneficiary families while promoting the values of solidarity, compassion, and social cohesion.
This initiative was launched in response to the difficult living conditions faced by many vulnerable families. Orphans and their mothers were provided with Iftar meals in an atmosphere filled with warmth, kindness, and togetherness, helping to ease their hardships and bring smiles to the faces of the children.
The project forms part of the Foundation’s seasonal activities during the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah, which are designed to support the most vulnerable groups and strengthen the spirit of mutual support and compassion within the community.
The Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its humanitarian and relief programs in partnership with generous donors and supporters, striving to reach as many beneficiaries as possible and create a lasting positive impact.
Beneficiaries expressed their gratitude and appreciation for this generous gesture, praying for the donors and supporters to be rewarded abundantly and blessed in their wealth and endeavors.
May 18, 2026
Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Eid al-Adha Clothing Project for Orphaned Children
As part of its humanitarian efforts to bring joy to vulnerable children, Al-Benaa Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented an Eid al-Adha clothing distribution project benefiting 30 orphaned boys and girls ahead of the blessed Eid al-Adha holiday.
The project was designed to ease the burden on families facing difficult economic circumstances and to help children celebrate Eid with dignity and happiness. New Eid clothing was provided to the beneficiaries, bringing smiles and excitement to the children during this special occasion.
The Foundation emphasized that the Eid clothing project is one of its annual seasonal initiatives aimed at promoting social solidarity and fostering the values of compassion, generosity, and community support, particularly in light of the challenging economic conditions affecting many families.
The Foundation also expressed its appreciation to the generous donors and supporters whose contributions made this humanitarian initiative possible, reaffirming its commitment to continuing relief and charitable programs that serve the most vulnerable members of society.
Families of the beneficiary children expressed their sincere gratitude for this thoughtful initiative and prayed for the donors to be rewarded abundantly and blessed for their generosity and kindness.
May 18, 2026
Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development Inaugurates Rehabilitation Project of Al-Sana’a Health Center in Shar’ab District – Taiz Governorate
Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development has inaugurated a rehabilitation and renovation project for Al-Sana’a Health Center, located in Al-Sana’a area, Al-Amjoud sub-district, Shar’ab District in Taiz Governorate. The project comes as part of the foundation’s healthcare initiatives aimed at improving medical services in rural areas.
The health center serves approximately 5,000 people from low-income families. It had previously suffered from deteriorating infrastructure and a lack of essential equipment, which significantly affected the quality of healthcare services provided.
The project included comprehensive renovation and maintenance works, repair of water and sewage networks, installation of a lighting system, in addition to equipping the laboratory with basic medical devices, supporting the pharmacy, and improving patient rooms.
This intervention has contributed to enhancing the readiness of the health center and improving its services, helping to alleviate the suffering of local residents and provide better healthcare services, as part of the foundation’s ongoing efforts to support the health sector and strengthen access to essential services.
April 29, 2026
Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development Expands Lighting Project to Al-Jufaina Camp
implemented a lighting installation project in Al-Jufaina Camp, aiming to improve living conditions and enhance safety for internally displaced persons (IDPs).
The project was carried out in response to an urgent need among camp residents, who have long suffered from the lack of nighttime lighting—resulting in difficulties with movement and meeting daily needs, particularly for women, children, and the elderly.
The intervention included the installation of several lighting units in key locations across the camp. This has contributed to illuminating roads and pathways, reducing nighttime risks, and increasing the sense of security among residents.
This initiative is an extension of the foundation’s work in the essential services sector. It has had a tangible impact on beneficiaries’ lives, with residents expressing their deep gratitude for this support, and praying that those behind this effort are rewarded and that it serves as an ongoing charity in their favor.
April 28, 2026
Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development Provides Shelter for a Displaced Family in Al-Jufaina Camp
As part of its humanitarian efforts, Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a shelter support project for a displaced family in Al-Jufaina Camp, funded by generous donors, with the aim of improving living conditions for the most vulnerable households.
The project came in response to the hardship faced by a family of six who had been living in a shared tent under difficult conditions. A private shelter unit (“shabakiya”) was provided, along with a bathroom and basic furnishings, offering the family a more stable and dignified living space with improved privacy.
This intervention falls ضمن the foundation’s shelter programs and has contributed to easing the family’s suffering and enhancing their overall quality of life.
April 28, 2026
Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Food Basket Distribution Project Across Several Yemeni Governorates
As part of its humanitarian efforts, Al Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development carried out a food basket distribution project across several governorates in Yemen, funded by generous donors during the month of Dhu al-Qa’dah, with the aim of supporting the most vulnerable families.
The project was implemented in response to the challenging living conditions faced by many communities. A total of 664 food baskets were distributed, benefiting internally displaced persons (IDPs), low-income families, the poor, and orphans—helping to secure their basic needs and ease daily hardships.
This intervention falls within the foundation’s food security programs and has contributed to improving the living conditions of beneficiaries while enhancing their stability.
April 28, 2026
AlBena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements “Family Reunification (Relief for Indebted Prisoners)” Project During the Holy Month of Ramadan
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented the “Family Reunification (Relief for Indebted Prisoners)” project in Marib Governorate, Yemen, during the holy month of Ramadan 1447 AH (corresponding to March 2026). Generously funded by charitable donors, the project aimed to relieve the distress of 37 indebted individuals by settling their debts, securing their release, and reuniting them with their families before Eid.
This project comes as part of the foundation’s ongoing humanitarian efforts to support affected families and restore family unity. It contributed to reestablishing stability, bringing joy to the hearts of beneficiaries and their families, and embodying the values of solidarity and compassion during Ramadan.
The foundation affirmed its commitment to continuing its humanitarian initiatives in partnership with donors. Meanwhile, beneficiaries expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation, praying that God rewards the donors abundantly and blesses them for their generosity.
April 25, 2026
Albena’a Foundation for Sustainable Development Reopens Al-Ma’sar Village Water Well Following Rehabilitation Works
Albena’a Foundation for Sustainable Development has inaugurated the water well in Al-Ma’sar village, Taiz Governorate, after completing comprehensive rehabilitation and restoration works aimed at restoring its operation and improving its efficiency to serve local residents.
The reopening comes after a series of interventions that included repairing structural damage, securing the well with necessary protection measures, and installing an integrated system to facilitate water extraction and ensure its sustainability.
The well is the primary source of water for the village. Its restoration will enable residents to access water more easily and safely, alleviating their daily hardships—especially amid challenging living conditions.
This project is part of the foundation’s ongoing efforts to implement sustainable water initiatives that strengthen community resilience and provide essential services.
April 25, 2026
Albena’a Foundation for Sustainable Development Inaugurates Rehabilitation Project of Al-Kabba Village Water Well in Al-Mokha District – Taiz Governorate
Albena’a Foundation for Sustainable Development has inaugurated the rehabilitation and restoration project of the water well in Al-Kabba village, Al-Mokha District, Taiz Governorate. The project was generously funded by male and female donors from the Yemeni diaspora in the United States, as part of ongoing water initiatives aimed at providing safe and sustainable water sources.
This project comes in response to the severe water scarcity faced by the community. The village’s only well previously relied on a diesel-powered pump, and with rising fuel costs and limited availability, water access became unstable—intensifying the hardship of approximately 60 households, benefiting around 300 individuals, in addition to their livestock and passersby.
The project included comprehensive rehabilitation works, such as repairing and restoring the water tank, fixing pipelines, rehabilitating the pump and pipes, and installing a fully integrated solar energy system to operate the well without reliance on diesel. It also involved constructing a fenced enclosure to protect the system and ensure its long-term sustainability.
The inauguration of the project has brought a significant positive transformation to the lives of residents, with water now available in a consistent and safe manner. This has helped ease daily struggles and improve overall living conditions, particularly amid ongoing challenges.
This initiative is part of the foundation’s broader efforts to implement sustainable water projects that enhance community stability and secure essential needs.
April 25, 2026
Albena'a Implements Cash Assistance Distribution Project for Orphans and Vulnerable Families
Albena'a for Sustainable Development has implemented a cash assistance distribution project targeting 20 households of orphans and vulnerable families in Yemen, as part of its ongoing efforts to alleviate living burdens and meet essential needs.
The project aims to support the most vulnerable groups by providing direct financial assistance that helps secure basic life necessities, while preserving the dignity of the beneficiaries.
Beneficiaries expressed their sincere gratitude for this initiative, emphasizing its positive impact in easing their daily hardships.
April 23, 2026
Albena'a Implements “Lighting System Installation for Camps and Roads” Project
Albena'a for Sustainable Development has implemented a “lighting system installation” project in Al-Najah Camp and its surrounding areas, as part of its humanitarian efforts to improve living conditions and enhance safety for the most vulnerable communities.
The project came in response to the suffering of approximately 500 displaced families who lacked access to lighting, forcing them to live in complete darkness and face daily risks—particularly at night—alongside the dangers posed by the unpaved desert road leading to the camp.
The intervention included the installation of lighting units داخل the camp and along the external road connecting five neighboring camps, benefiting nearly 1,500 families. This has significantly contributed to improving safety and facilitating nighttime movement for residents.
This project is part of Albena'a’s initiatives in the basic services sector. Beneficiaries expressed their deep appreciation for this effort, praying that it is counted among the good deeds of the donors and that they are rewarded abundantly.
April 20, 2026
AlBena'a for Sustainable Development Implements “Water Tank Distribution for IDPs and Orphans” Project in Q1 2026
AlBena'a for Sustainable Development implemented the “Water Tank Distribution for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Orphans” project across several affected areas during the first quarter of 2026. This initiative was generously funded by charitable donors as part of the organization’s ongoing humanitarian efforts to improve living conditions and provide essential needs to the most vulnerable groups.
The project aims to ensure safe water storage solutions for displaced families and orphans who suffer from water scarcity and limited access to clean water. A total of 30 water tanks were distributed, contributing to easing daily hardships and enhancing beneficiaries’ ability to meet their basic needs amid challenging circumstances.
This project is part of a broader series of humanitarian and development interventions implemented by the organization in the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector, promoting stability and preserving the dignity of beneficiaries.
AlBena'a reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its humanitarian work in partnership with donors. Meanwhile, beneficiaries expressed their sincere gratitude and appreciation for this generous initiative, praying for continued blessings and reward for all those who contributed.
April 15, 2026
Al-Binaa Foundation for Sustainable Development Launches Rehabilitation and Restoration Project of Al-Ma’sar Village Water Well in Taiz Governorate
Al-Binaa Foundation for Sustainable Development has launched a project to rehabilitate and restore the water well in Al-Ma’sar Village, Taiz Governorate, with the aim of improving community access to water and alleviating their daily hardship.
This well serves as the primary source of water for the village. Previously, residents relied on manually descending into the well to draw water, a practice that posed serious risks to their safety and added to the difficulty of securing this essential resource.
This project comes as part of the foundation’s ongoing efforts to implement water projects in the most vulnerable areas, contributing to the provision of safe water sources and the improvement of living conditions for local communities.
March 29, 2026
Al-Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements “Iftar for Fasting Individuals” Project in Marib Governorate During the Last Ten Days of Ramadan
Al-Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented the “Iftar for Fasting Individuals” project in Marib Governorate during the last ten days of the holy month of Ramadan, with generous support from Yasen Mawaddah Foundation in Malaysia. As part of this initiative, Iftar meals were distributed to beneficiary families, within ongoing humanitarian efforts aimed at alleviating the suffering of the most vulnerable households.
This project comes as part of the foundation’s Ramadan programs, which aim to provide Iftar meals for fasting individuals and to strengthen the values of solidarity and compassion within the community, particularly in light of the challenging living conditions faced by many families.
The foundation reaffirmed its commitment to continuing the implementation of relief and humanitarian projects in partnership with supporting entities, in a way that expands the reach of assistance, ensures access to the largest possible number of beneficiaries, and achieves a meaningful positive impact.
For their part, the beneficiaries expressed their sincere gratitude and appreciation for this generous initiative, praying that Allah rewards the donors abundantly and places this act in the balance of their good deeds.
March 19, 2026
Al-Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development Concludes Ramadan Food Basket Distribution Project
Al-Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development concluded, during the last ten days of the holy month of Ramadan, the implementation of its Ramadan Food Basket Distribution Project. A total of (118) food baskets were distributed to poor and vulnerable families across several governorates in Yemen, as part of the foundation’s humanitarian and relief programs aimed at easing living burdens during the blessed month.
The foundation affirmed its continued commitment to implementing relief and development projects in coordination with partners and supporting entities, in a manner that enhances the impact of its humanitarian interventions and ensures an effective response to the needs of communities across the targeted areas.
For their part, the beneficiaries expressed their gratitude and appreciation to Al-Bena'a Foundation for Sustainable Development for its humanitarian efforts, commending its role in providing essential needs to vulnerable families during the holy month of Ramadan.
March 18, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Wheelchair Distribution Project for Persons with Disabilities in Marib Governorate
On March 14, 2026, Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a project to distribute wheelchairs to a number of persons with disabilities in Marib Governorate, as part of its humanitarian programs aimed at supporting the most vulnerable groups.
The project seeks to enhance beneficiaries’ mobility and independence, alleviate their daily hardships, and contribute to improving their overall living conditions.
The beneficiaries expressed their sincere gratitude and appreciation to Al-Binaa Foundation for Sustainable Development for this humanitarian initiative.
March 15, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Cash Assistance Project for Families Affected by Disabilities and Mental Health Conditions in Marib Governorate
During the last ten days of the holy month of Ramadan, Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a cash assistance distribution project targeting families affected by disabilities and mental health conditions in Marib Governorate. A total of 24 families benefited from this initiative, as part of the Foundation’s ongoing humanitarian efforts to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable and in-need groups.
This project is part of the Foundation’s Ramadan programs, aimed at supporting these families and helping them meet their essential needs, including food, medication, and daily living requirements. The initiative seeks to ease the financial burdens they face, especially amid the challenging circumstances experienced by many households.
The Foundation affirmed that this initiative reflects its continued humanitarian mission to support the most vulnerable groups and to promote the values of social solidarity, through providing direct assistance that contributes to improving beneficiaries’ living conditions and alleviating their hardships.
For their part, the beneficiaries expressed their sincere gratitude and appreciation to Al-Binaa Foundation for Sustainable Development for this humanitarian gesture, noting that the assistance had a significant impact in helping them meet some of their essential needs during the blessed month.
March 12, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements “Iftar for Fasting People” Project in Marib Governorate
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development has implemented the “Iftar for Fasting People” project in Marib Governorate, funded by the “Kolona Mokammelin Baad” Team. Through this initiative, Iftar meals were distributed to beneficiary families as part of the foundation’s humanitarian efforts to alleviate the suffering of vulnerable families during the holy month of Ramadan.
This project comes as part of a series of relief interventions carried out by the foundation to support the most vulnerable families and contribute to providing dignified Iftar meals for those fasting, thereby strengthening the values of solidarity and compassion within the community during the blessed month.
The foundation affirmed its commitment to continuing the implementation of its humanitarian and relief programs across various regions, in cooperation with donors and partners, in order to reach as many families in need as possible and achieve a sustainable humanitarian impact.
For their part, the beneficiaries expressed their sincere gratitude and appreciation for this humanitarian initiative, praising the donors’ efforts in bringing joy to their Ramadan tables and easing their living burdens.
March 08, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements “Water for Fasting People” Project in Marib Governorate
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented the “Water for Fasting People” project in Marib Governorate, generously funded by the Kolona Mokamleen Baad team, as part of ongoing humanitarian efforts to provide safe drinking water for fasting individuals and alleviate the suffering of families during the holy month of Ramadan.
The project aims to supply water tanks with clean and safe drinking water, enabling fasting individuals and beneficiary families in camps to access water more easily, especially amid the challenging living conditions.
This intervention is part of a series of relief and humanitarian projects implemented by the Foundation in Marib Governorate, with the goal of meeting the basic needs of the most vulnerable families and providing support that contributes to improving their living conditions.
The Foundation affirmed its continued commitment to implementing humanitarian and relief programs in cooperation with donors and partners, in a way that expands outreach and ensures assistance reaches the largest possible number of people in need.
For their part, the beneficiaries expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation to the Kolona Mokamleen Baad team and Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development for this generous initiative, praying that it be counted among their good deeds and that they are rewarded abundantly.
March 08, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Cash Assistance Project for Orphans and Vulnerable Families During Ramadan
During the holy month of Ramadan, Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented a cash assistance project targeting orphans and vulnerable families. A total of 54 families across various governorates of Yemen benefited from the initiative, as part of the Foundation’s humanitarian programs aimed at alleviating economic hardships and enabling families to meet their essential needs during the blessed month.
This project was carried out within the framework of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to support the most vulnerable groups and promote the principles of social solidarity. By providing direct cash assistance, the initiative contributed to securing food, medical care, and other essential living requirements, while preserving the dignity of beneficiaries and empowering them to prioritize their needs according to their individual circumstances.
The Foundation affirmed that this initiative forms part of its annual operational plan, which focuses on expanding humanitarian interventions and reaching the largest possible number of families in need, in coordination with partners and supporting entities.
Beneficiaries, in turn, expressed their sincere appreciation and gratitude to Al-Binaa Foundation for Sustainable Development, commending its humanitarian role in supporting them during Ramadan and highlighting the tangible positive impact these cash grants had in easing their hardships.
March 03, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements “Iftar for a Fasting Person” Project in IDP Camps
On the 13th day of the holy month of Ramadan, Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented the “Iftar for a Fasting Person” project, distributing 1,000 chickens to 1,000 internally displaced families residing in camps. This initiative forms part of the Foundation’s humanitarian efforts to alleviate the suffering of displaced communities and bring joy to their iftar tables during the blessed month.
The intervention was carried out in response to the growing needs within the camps and reflects the Foundation’s commitment to supporting the most vulnerable families by enabling them to provide a dignified iftar meal. The project embodies the values of solidarity, compassion, and social cohesion that characterize the spirit of Ramadan.
The Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to continuing relief initiatives targeting displaced persons and the most vulnerable groups, in coordination with partners and donors, to enhance the humanitarian impact and expand the reach of its interventions.
Beneficiaries expressed their sincere appreciation for this humanitarian initiative, noting that the support significantly eased their hardships and brought comfort and happiness to their families during the holy month.
March 02, 2026
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development Implements Water Well Rehabilitation Project in Taiz Governorate
Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development has implemented a water well rehabilitation project in Al-Shaab Village – Al-Muqaysi’, in Taiz Governorate. The project was funded by generous male and female donors from the Yemeni diaspora in the United States of America. It was officially inaugurated on February 27, with the aim of facilitating access to water for local residents and alleviating their daily suffering.
This well represents the only source of water for the village. Previously, residents had to manually draw water by descending into the well, a practice that posed significant safety risks and made the process of obtaining water extremely difficult.
The project included several rehabilitation works, such as lining the well, installing a secure cover to maintain water cleanliness, and constructing a protective structure around the well. It also involved installing a water storage tank and extending water pipelines, in addition to setting up a solar energy system to operate the well and pump water more easily.
This initiative comes as part of the foundation’s ongoing efforts to implement water projects in the most vulnerable and underserved areas, contributing to the provision of safe water sources and improving the living conditions of local communities.
Residents of the village expressed their sincere gratitude and appreciation to the donors for this humanitarian initiative, which has significantly eased their struggle to access water.
March 01, 2026
The Al-Bena Foundation for Sustainable Development implemented the Ramadan Food Basket Distribution Project
During the first ten days of the holy month of Ramadan. Through this initiative, the Foundation distributed 157 food baskets to poor and vulnerable families across various governorates of Yemen, as part of its humanitarian and relief programs aimed at alleviating living hardships during the blessed month.
This project forms part of the Foundation’s annual plan, through which it seeks to strengthen food security for the most vulnerable groups and provide humanitarian assistance that contributes to improving the living conditions of beneficiary families, while promoting the values of social solidarity and community cohesion.
The Foundation affirmed its continued commitment to implementing relief and development projects in coordination with partners and supporting entities, enhancing the impact of its humanitarian interventions and ensuring an effective response to community needs across targeted areas.
For their part, beneficiaries expressed their sincere appreciation and gratitude to
February 28, 2026
Conducting a Workshop to Enhance Team and Initiative Management Skills
In a new step reflecting its belief in the role of youth in shaping the future, Al-Binaa Foundation for Sustainable Development – Marib, in partnership with Youth Space, implemented the first training workshop within the Capacity Building Track, targeting a group of active young people in the local community.
The workshop aimed to open broader horizons for youth by enhancing their skills, fostering the spirit of initiative and volunteerism, and preparing young leaders capable of creating a positive and sustainable impact in their communities. It also focused on the importance of organized institutional work, reinforcing the values of community service, and building effective local partnerships with youth organizations.
Through this activity, the Foundation affirms its ongoing commitment to supporting and empowering Yemeni youth and engaging them as genuine partners in the process of development and future building.
January 15, 2026
