Integrated Life-Saving Health, Nutrition, and Protection Response for Vulnerable Populations in Hays and Al Khukhah Districts of Al Hodeidah Governorate

About this project

ltpgtltspangtYelt/spangtltspangtmen remains one of the world’s most acute humanitarian crises, with 19.5 million people requiring humanitarian aid and 17.8 million lacking access to essential health services (HNRP 2025). In Al Hodeidah Governorate, years of conflict, economic collapse, and displacement have crippled public infrastructure. Only 54% of health facilities are functional, and nearly half lack maternal, neonatal, or emergency services. In Hays and Al Khukhah districts, over 60% of maternal deaths occur at home due to the absence of CEmONC services and non-functional referral systems. Under-five mortality exceeds 74 per 1,000 live births, and recurrent outbreaks of cholera, measles, and dengue fever further exacerbate the crisis. Both districts remain in IPC Phase 5, with GAM rates above 40%, stunting at 68%, and anemia affecting nearly half of pregnant and lactating women. Protection concerns, including GBV, child neglect, lack of documentation, and restricted movement, further limit access to care and safety for women, children, IDPs, and marginalized groups. To address these multidimensional and life-threatening needs, FMF proposes a 12-month integrated Health, Nutrition, and Protection intervention targeting five health facilities (four in Hays and one in Al Khukhah). The project will reach 29,836 individuals (18,456 in Hays and 11,380 in Al Khukhah), including women, men, children under five (boys and girls), PLW, IDPs, Muhamasheen, and refugees/asylum seekers…

Published by

United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs · National NGO

Countries

Yemen

Sectors

Multisector aid

Funded by

Yemen Humanitarian Fund

Implemented by

Field Medical Foundation

Accountable

Field Medical Foundation

Published by United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 17 Jun 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-YEM-25-S-NGO-37864.

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