Thursday, 20 June, 2024
May 27
YFCA distributes the fifth round of Unconditional Cash Assistance distribution in (Al-Dhali City and Al-Shuaib) districts- Al-Dhali and (Bayhan- Mayfaah) districts - Shabwah Gov.. This activity is part of the BRIGHTLY Project, funded by FCDO which aims to provide immediate support to vulnerable households.
During the fifth round of assistance, a total of 627 households were supported across the targeted districts:
• 215 households in the Al-Dhali City district
• 184 households in the Al-Shuaib district
• 98 households in the Bayhan district
• 130 households in the Mayfaah district
By providing cash assistance directly, YFCA empowers families to address their most pressing needs, fostering a sense of agency and dignity during these challenging times.
The initiative not only meets the immediate needs of vulnerable households but also stimulates economic activity by strengthening local markets. As families use cash assistance to purchase essential goods and services, the entire community benefits.
YFCA’s commitment to inclusivity is reflected in the distribution process, with special attention given to women, girls, people living with disabilities, and other marginalized groups disproportionately impacted by the crisis. This ensures that the most vulnerable receive the necessary support for their well-being and sustenance.
Despite adversity, YFCA’s distribution of the fifth round of Unconditional Cash Assistance signifies a significant step forward in addressing the food insecurity crisis in Yemen, bringing hope to families and the community at large
YFCA distributes the fifth round of Unconditional Cash Assistance distribution in (Al-Dhali City and Al-Shuaib) districts- Al-Dhali and (Bayhan- Mayfaah) districts - Shabwah Gov.. This activity is part of the BRIGHTLY Project, funded by FCDO which aims to provide immediate support to vulnerable households.
During the fifth round of assistance, a total of 627 households were supported across the targeted districts:
• 215 households in the Al-Dhali City district
• 184 households in the Al-Shuaib district
• 98 households in the Bayhan district
• 130 households in the Mayfaah district
By providing cash assistance directly, YFCA empowers families to address their most pressing needs, fostering a sense of agency and dignity during these challenging times.
The initiative not only meets the immediate needs of vulnerable households but also stimulates economic activity by strengthening local markets. As families use cash assistance to purchase essential goods and services, the entire community benefits.
YFCA’s commitment to inclusivity is reflected in the distribution process, with special attention given to women, girls, people living with disabilities, and other marginalized groups disproportionately impacted by the crisis. This ensures that the most vulnerable receive the necessary support for their well-being and sustenance.
Despite adversity, YFCA’s distribution of the fifth round of Unconditional Cash Assistance signifies a significant step forward in addressing the food insecurity crisis in Yemen, bringing hope to families and the community at large
