Pure Hands health teams deliver primary healthcare to vulnerable communities across Yemen.
In Yemen, a simple illness can become a death sentence.
Mothers cradle sick children, knowing that the nearest functioning health facility may be hours away—if it exists at all. Healthcare workers struggle to save lives with bare minimum supplies, while families are forced to choose between seeking medical care and feeding their children.
Yemen's health system has been devastated by years of conflict. Only half of health facilities remain functional, and those that do operate face severe shortages of medicines, equipment, and qualified staff. The country faces recurrent disease outbreaks, including cholera, measles, and diphtheria, which spread rapidly due to weakened health infrastructure and limited access to clean water and sanitation.
Millions of Yemenis lack access to essential health services. Maternal and child health indicators are among the worst in the region, with preventable diseases claiming countless lives.
To save lives and improve health outcomes by providing accessible, quality healthcare services to the most vulnerable populations.
Reduce morbidity and mortality through equitable access to essential, life-saving, and life-sustaining health services—focusing on primary healthcare, disease surveillance, outbreak response, and maternal & child health.
Support emergency and chronic medical cases with treatment, medications, and referrals.
Strengthen health facilities with equipment, supplies, and capacity building for healthcare workers.
Provide maternal and child health services to reduce preventable deaths.
Respond to disease outbreaks and epidemics through integrated health interventions.
Pure Hands health programs serve the most vulnerable populations:
Providing medical treatment and medications for emergency and chronic health conditions
Supporting maternal and child health services including prenatal care and safe deliveries
Equipping health facilities with essential medical supplies and equipment
Training healthcare workers to improve service quality and capacity
Responding to disease outbreaks with integrated health interventions
Facilitating medical referrals for complex cases requiring specialized care
Conducting health awareness campaigns on disease prevention and healthy practices
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.