HUMAN ACCESS, represented by Yahya Al-Dabaa, Chairman of the Association, signed a document of advocacy and support for the International Charter for Orphan Care during its participation in the "Our Orphans, a Pledge and a Charter" forum and exhibition, held in the State of Kuwait, under the auspices of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Social Affairs, Family and Childhood Affairs, along with the participation of humanitarian organizations and institutions from 16 countries.

With the signing of the document of advocacy and support for the International Charter for Orphan Care, HUMAN ACCESS is confirming its commitment to improving the quality of orphan care while aligning it with global principles that strive to achieve excellence in charitable work, as well as the association’s belief that efforts to empower orphans and improve their care must be enhanced.

The association participated in the "Our Orphans, a Pledge and a Charter" forum and exhibition, which was organized by the Union of Kuwaiti Charitable Societies and Foundations in cooperation with the Orphan Care Union in the middle of the current month.

As part of the exhibition, various activities and special pavilions were displayed for participating humanitarian organizations, such as the association's pavilion, which highlighted the plight of Yemen’s orphans and the work that is being done to ensure a better future for them.

It should be noted that HUMAN ACCESS is a member of the Orphan Care Union.

Since its establishment in 1990, the association has established a special sector for sponsoring and caring for orphans to consolidate the path of humanitarian support for orphans and mobilize energies to support orphans' issues.

Through its sponsorship program, the Orphan Care and Sponsorship Sector has assisted more than 80,000 male and female orphans throughout Yemen since its establishment.