The first phase- Sana’a
Displaced families in Sana'a governorate suffer from many intractable problems caused by external and internal conflicts. These cities undergo from the increasing rates of displacement from different cities and governorates of the Republic especially those cities and governorates which have been affected mainly by the current conflict.
As the conflict in the country is escalating resulting in worsening the economic situation and the prices of essential goods increased dramatically, the displaced families’ needs are growing but they cannot afford them. As a result, Hemmat shabab Foundation for Development designed a program “ Makkenhum … for supporting themselves “, this program is aiming to help the displaced families in the capital Sana'a through empowering them economically ,that is, providing them with small income-generating projects to achieve and ensure the most basic elements of decent living for them
The project aims to enable the displaced and poorest families to own small projects and they can rely on themselves financially.
Location: Sana'a
Beneficiaries: Sana'a - 100 families.
Workers and volunteers: Sana'a - 56 individuals,
Funded by Cargill Company
The second Phase- Taiz
Displaced families in Taiz governorate (Taiz city - a number of rural districts) suffer from many intractable problems caused by external and internal conflicts. These cities undergo from the increasing rates of displacement from different cities and governorates of the Republic especially those cities and governorates which have been affected mainly by the current conflict,
As the conflict in the country is escalating resulting in worsening the economic situation and the prices of essential goods increased dramatically, the displaced families’ needs are growing but they cannot afford it. As a result, Hemmat shabab Foundation for Development designed a program “ Makkenhum … for support themselves “, this program is aiming to help the displaced families in Taiz governorate through empowering them economically ,that is, providing them with small income-generating projects to achieve and ensure the most basic elements of decent living for them.
The project aims to enable the displaced and poorest families to own small projects and they can rely on themselves financially.
Location: - Taiz
Beneficiaries: 87 families.
Workers and volunteers: 22 individuals
Funded by Cargill Company
Third Stage- Sana’a
Hemmat Shabab Foundation for Development, in partnership with International Cargill Company, seeks to reduce the growth of poverty in Yemeni society through lunching Makkenhum project that will enable the poor and destitute families to create sustainable employment opportunities by having a small project through which they can confront the poverty and deprivation.
Hemmat Shabab Foundation launched the third stage of Makkenhum project in mid-March 2019 in the Municipality of the capital Sana'a. The project targeted 140 poor and destitute families, 100 families in Ma’een directorate and 40 families in Safia directorate through enable them to have a mall project in one areas that corresponds their expertise and skills. Empowerment project has passed through a number of key stages: beneficiary selection stage, interview stage, training stage, funding and development stage.
Location: Sana'a
Beneficiaries: 140 families.
Funded by Cargill Company