The crisis in Yemen is increasing
Covid-19 strike hard now in Yemen. Without a doubt the cases and deaths reported in Yemen are a drastic underrepresentation of the situation on the ground.
Mid Sweden Aid is a nonprofit organization founded and directed by people who have a commitment to reaching out with a helping hand to the peoples in North Africa and the Arab world, more specifically the peoples of Western Sahara and Yemen.
What we do
The work is conducted mostly through humanitarian and development projects directed towards children, young men and women in cooperation with other organizations around the world. Mid Sweden Aid is intentionally cooperating with local partners from the civil society to empower them to shape a better future for their own people.
Our Plan
Providing Relief Assistance
We provide urgent and temporary provision of humanitarian assistance to reduce immediate suffering and save lives during times of crisis.
Recovery Opportunities
As the crisis comes to an end, we seek to restore people and their communities to the positive elements of their pre-crisis conditions by supporting them in their own recovery.
Holistic Development
Alongside individuals and communities, we create journeys toward sustainable relationships with each other, their community, and the environment while transitioning from poverty or despair to holistically wholesome lives.
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Our response to Covid-19
Mid Sweden Aid will prioritize its life-saving support to the Yemeni people, ensuring that our programs reach those most vulnerable in the midst of the Coronavirus crises. Drawing from our
stories
A widow received dignity
Amal from Mawiyah is a widow with no income and was forced to beg to feed her children. She shared with the ITDC team that she was constantly feeling shame,
Women are empowered to speak up
There was group of four girls from the same neighborhood in Taiz who undertook the Youth Leadership Course together. They had all been experiencing sexual harassment by a particular man in
A family was in need & you provided hope in a practical way
Fatima was displaced with her children because of the war. She is responsible for her family despite her poor health after suffering a stroke. The ITDC team when visiting her
