Pure Hands supports safe, inclusive learning environments for children across Yemen.
Over two million Yemeni children are out of school—and millions more learn in classrooms without basics.
Years of protracted conflict, economic collapse, and recurring climate-related emergencies have severely disrupted education in Yemen, leaving millions of children without safe and quality learning opportunities. Thousands of schools have been damaged, destroyed, or repurposed as shelters for displaced families.
Teachers frequently face delayed or unpaid salaries, resulting in high absenteeism and attrition, which undermines learning continuity. Children learning in unsafe or overcrowded environments are exposed to protection risks, including harassment, exploitation, and the negative effects of psychosocial stress.
To provide safe and equitable access to quality education for every child in Yemen, enabling learning, protection, and hope for the future.
Enhance access to quality, inclusive, and sustainable education for all children and youth in Yemen, promoting lifelong learning, resilience, and long-term development of education systems.
Strengthen equitable, inclusive, and resilient education systems in Yemen by improving access to quality learning opportunities.
Improve access to quality learning opportunities for vulnerable and marginalized children.
Build the capacity of schools and teachers through training and professional development.
Foster sustainable, safe, and protective learning environments for children and youth.
Pure Hands education programs serve the most vulnerable populations:
Equipping schools with furniture, teaching aids, and educational technology
Supporting teacher training, teacher incentives, and professional development programs
Rehabilitating and constructing classrooms and latrine units that are gender-sensitive and disability-compliant
Providing educational scholarships and grants to vulnerable students, especially girls
The program has reached a balanced number of men, women, boys, and girls, demonstrating equitable access to services.
Your gift reaches the most vulnerable — 100% of designated donations go to the field.