Student Council
In the spirit of the holidays (and AAU spirit week) the school of humanities will be fundraising for CARE, an international humanitarian organization. CARE works to prevent malnutrition, provide access to clean water, support women's self-sufficiency in agriculture, and protect front-line COVID workers. Read more about CARE here https://care.cz/
"For 75 years, it has been promoting human dignity and responding immediately to crises and humanitarian disasters. It helps people at risk of hunger, poverty, armed conflict, and climate change. It also implements long-term development programs that lead to the self -sufficiency of local communities. It focuses mainly on women and girls. They see their development as a path to peace, higher education for families, and the overall prosperity of wider communities. "
Who does this fundraiser help?
See exactly where your support is going.
The largest humanitarian crisis of today takes hope and lives
The brutal war in Yemen has been going on for 10 years. Tens of thousands of civilians have lost their lives as a result of airstrikes and attacks. However, the indirect effects of the war are now reaching far greater proportions.
The country's economy continues to collapse and the government has long failed to provide food for the country's population. Children are the most vulnerable to the crisis, with more than 2 millions now on the brink of critical malnutrition.
The never-ending stress and the ever-present danger of death also fundamentally affects the psychological state of Yemen's population, including the little ones.
CARE has been providing long-term assistance in 14 Yemeni governorates. Join us!
Zahra Hisham 6 month old suffers from malnutrition and atrophy.
How can you help?
CARE assists in 14 Yemeni provinces. With your kind support, we provide food, clean water, hygiene kits, psychosocial support and basic financial assistance to those who need it most.
Local CARE employees work in extremely difficult conditions to get our joint assistance to the most affected areas.
Local CARE employees work in extremely difficult conditions to get our joint assistance to the most affected areas.