HUMAN ACCESS implemented a number of targeted activities in the governorates of Hadhramaut, Shabwah, and Marib. These activities are part of the project "Providing Livelihood Services for the Most Vulnerable Women and Girls in Yemen," funded by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The project aims to empower women, protect their rights, and enhance their participation in all development activities.
In the city of Mukalla in Hadhramaut, dignity kits were delivered to 50 women. The kits included personal hygiene and health supplies, which contribute to promoting public health and prevention. These kits are essential aid provided to the most vulnerable women and girls during humanitarian crises.
In Shabwah, a psychological support session was held in the city of Ataq for beneficiaries of vocational training in hairdressing. The session focused on the psychological pressures women and girls face in their daily and professional lives. The goal is to promote mental health, which is a fundamental pillar of success and stability in the labor market.
In Marib, a series of activities were organized in Al-Wadi District, including the launch of a sewing training course for 9 women, in preparation for their integration into the labor market and earning a living. The program also distributed 300 dignity bags, held a focus group discussion attended by 15 women, and conducted community awareness activities for 350 beneficiaries, as well as providing psychological support to 100 women to enhance mental health and build self-confidence.
