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Q&A with MedGlobal’s Yemen Program Manager on Health Crises & Famine
The humanitarian situation in Yemen is dire, with...
Yemen
MedGlobal in Yemen.
After years of conflict, Yemen remains one of the world’s most urgent humanitarian crises. More than 17 million people are now facing severe food insecurity, ongoing displacement, and the collapse of basic services.
MedGlobal has been saving lives in Yemen since 2017. As needs continue to grow, we deliver lifesaving healthcare to the most vulnerable communities across the country.
Our Work in Yemen.
Your support made this impact possible in 2025.
31
Health Facilities
Supported
259400
,817Direct Health Services
7412500
,257Indirect Beneficiaries
Expanding Access to Healthcare Across Yemen.
MedGlobal in Yemen
Our Impact
How It Works
MedGlobal has been saving lives in Yemen since 2019, delivering lifesaving healthcare to communities affected by conflict, displacement, and chronic underinvestment in the health system. Through hospitals, primary healthcare centers, maternal health programs, nutrition services, and emergency response initiatives, we are strengthening local healthcare capacity while building a more resilient future for families across the country.
In 2025, MedGlobal delivered 64,557 health services across Yemen, including primary healthcare, maternal and newborn care, reproductive health, immunization, and treatment for acute malnutrition. We operate across seven governorates, supporting vulnerable communities with integrated healthcare services while training frontline healthcare workers in essential lifesaving skills. Our programs place particular emphasis on improving outcomes for mothers and newborns and expanding access to quality care in underserved areas.
Yemen remains one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth. MedGlobal supports mothers through prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care while training healthcare workers in essential maternal and newborn practices. We also provide therapeutic nutrition for pregnant and lactating women to improve health outcomes for both mothers and babies.
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