"The area is no longer inhabitable," says Naif from our partner Jeel Al Bena - Yemen, after floods destroyed over 800 shelters in Al Mahweet’s Malhan district in just one day. Communities are cut off, and urgent humanitarian assistance is desperately needed.

خلال يوم واحد فقط، تسببت الفيضانات في تدمير أكثر من 800 مأوى في مديرية ملحان بمحافظة المحويت. تقدم المفوضية بالتعاون مع الشركاء المساعدات النقدية العاجلة ومواد الايواء الطارئة للأُسرر المتضررة. هناك حاجة ماسة لتوفير الدعم بصورة عاجلة.

An IDP site in the outskirts of Sana'a, home to 200 displaced families, faced severe flooding after over 1 meter of rainfall. UNHCR Yemen, Shelter Cluster Yemen and our partner are working on essential flood mitigation measures, building drainage systems to protect these families.

🎓Congrats to the 2023 DAFI scholars! 129 refugee students in #Yemen are one step closer to realizing their dreams, thanks to the #DAFI scholarship program and to GermanForeignOffice & Denmark MFA 🇩🇰 for making this possible. Education is a beacon of hope🌟 🔗 bit.ly/4cP78Yu

🏠 Nearly a decade of conflict has devastated #Yemen's housing sector, leaving thousands of homes in need of rehabilitation. In Taiz & Al Hudaydah, 571 displaced families are using cash support to rebuild and return home—a step toward recovery.

Sua'ad is one of millions who struggles to access health services. Only half of all health facilities in #Yemen are operational, including semi-functional ones. We met Sua'ad and referred her case to partners, who work to ensure people like her receive the care they need.

#Yemen faces one of the world’s worst #humanitarian crises as catastrophic flooding exacerbates an already dire situation. Over 56,000 homes have been damaged, devastating entire communities. UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR Yemen ➡️ shorturl.at/E1QKt

📚 In #Yemen, as the school year begins across the country, over 5,000 refugee children are receiving school kits, bringing fresh hope for a brighter future as they step into classrooms alongside their Yemeni peers. Read our feature story: bit.ly/3zc3REL

At 12, Abdulqadir, a Somali asylum seeker in #Yemen, couldn’t attend school due to missing documents. Community volunteers helped him enroll in accelerated learning classes supported by UNHCR. He is determined to become a pilot & support his family. Education changes lives.💫

While remarkable progress has been made in global #RefugeeEducation, nearly half of the 14.8 million school-aged refugee children worldwide are still out of school. In #Yemen, we're working to change that through our back-to-school campaign. Read more: bit.ly/3zc3REL

Last night, 153 Somali refugees voluntarily returned home thru UNHCR's ASR program, supported by the Somali Embassy & local authorities in Yemen They received medical screening, documentation, transportation, & financial support. Reintegration assistance awaits them in Somalia

Learning to read and write can change lives. 📚 With UNHCR’s support, YGUSSWP launched a literacy program & wool knitting training at Dharwan IDP site, helping 20 displaced women gain essential skills. Their dedication is inspiring as they work towards a brighter future.

Ameen (11), Aline (7), and baby Ali fled their shelter during storms in Hudaydah. Now back, they face waterborne diseases and hunger, forcing Ameen to beg for survival. Like 2.3 million displaced children in #Yemen, they rely on life-saving aid to endure these difficult times.

99 Somali refugees—including women, men, children, and the elderly, some of whom arrived decades ago and others born in #Yemen —have chosen to return home to #Somalia. UNHCR & partners provided medical checks, cash aid, and an integration package to help them restart their lives.

Visited a temporary school at Dharwan IDP site, where 140 students learn despite challenges. Teachers work without incentives & the school needs additional partitions. Still, children make steady progress! With 4.5M kids out of school in #Yemen, investing in education is vital!

Met Mohammad at his shop in the IDP site Displaced from Sa’dah now providing for 16 family members. Thanks to UNHCR Yemen & YGUSSWP , a $300 grant helped him turn his small grocery into a lifeline for his family Targeted projects helping IDPs support themselves and the others!

Skills for a brighter future! 🌟 UNHCR met trainees from refugee & host communities in Mukalla, learning vital trades like sewing, hairdressing, refrigeration, electrical installations, solar energy, and car mechanics. These trainings opens doors to opportunity & self-reliance!

Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon are now relentlessly claiming hundreds of civilian lives. And I am very saddened to confirm that two UNHCR colleagues were also killed yesterday. On behalf of all us at UNHCR, heartfelt condolences to their families, friends and colleagues.

Yesterday in Taiz, we made progress at our Durable Solutions Workshop 🌍 Partnering w/ local authorities & civil society, we focused on sustainable solutions for IDPs & returnees. Thank you to UN Development #Yemen, UNHCR Yemen, IOM Yemen, FAO in Yemen, & OCHA Yemen for our joint efforts