About us

WHO WE ARE

EFADAH is a local non-profit organization based in Yemen, it is independent, nonreligious, nonpartisan and nondenominational, registered under the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor # (318). Efadah operations in Yemen since Aug 2016, providing basic needs by means of its collaborators' skills aiming at helping to improve the life of disadvantaged and the most vulnerable group at risk, in particular women, girls, marginalized groups and person with disability.

Since it has been established, thanks to the organizations, institutions and private funds, EFADAH has implemented number of development and emergency projects in the fields of (1) Protection and gender equality, (2) Child Protection, (3) WASH, (4) Food security, and (5) Health & Nutrition Assistance.

OUR VISION

We look forward to a Yemen in which the lives of children and their families are no longer with poverty

OUR MISSION

EFADAH mission seeking to help improving the life of disadvantaged and the most vulnerable group at risk, in particular women, girls, marginalized groups and person with disability.

SUPPORT OUR MISSION

When difficult circumstances arise, many people rely on relatives and friends for support. But for Yemenis struggling with war, social isolation and/or poverty, this is not an option. That’s where the EFADAH steps in!

What happens with donations?

EFADAH responds to Yemen humanitarian crises with effective use of resources. 86% of our budget is spent on programs, meaning that 86 cents out of every dollar goes directly towards helping to improve life of vulnerable population.

As a donor, you’re contributing to help children and their families who need it urgently. Thanks to your contributions, we’re providing food assistance, promote education, and gender equality, nutrition and community development.

How do we do it?

EFADAH implements its assistance directly, use your money directly for its projects and not using other entities. EFADAH teams provide food assistance, WASH, nutrition and health care, organize training for staff, health workers and community committees at field level, and respond both to immediate emergency needs and long-term humanitarian crises.