Health, Yemen, FMF

A Lifeline on Wheels The ongoing conflict and worsening economy have pushed Yemen's health system to the edge Countless villages have been cut off, and the young and expecting suffer most, not because their needs are rare, but because care is simply out of reach To tackle this injustice, the Field Medical Foundation (FMF), in partnership with UNICEF, rolled out the Integrated Emergency Response Project in the Hays and Al Khawkhah districts The project’s answer was elegantly practical: mobile medical units—clinics that could move where need is greatest, restoring the right to health, one visit at a time

Health Sector:

Yemen’s health system is near collapse, with over half of facilities non-functional and millions lacking essential care.

FMF’s Strategic Objective: Prevent epidemics, save mothers and children, treat conflict injuries, and provide mental health support.

Our Approach: FMF delivers preventive care, maternal health, emergency treatment, and psychosocial services through fixed health facilities, community health workers, and mobile clinics, reaching the most vulnerable.

Impact: In 2024, FMF provided health services to ؟؟؟؟؟؟ people. Since 2012, we have reached over a million people across Yemen.

What we do for Healthcare in Yemen

Our work in the health field

Vaccination

Supporting large-scale immunization efforts

Reproductive health

Promoting family planning and women’s wellbeing

Primary healthcare

Expanding access to essential services for the entire community

Disease outbreaks

Rapid response to protect communities

Capacity building

Training health workers and enhancing local systems

Supporting health facilities

Strengthening staffing, supplies, infrastructure, and management for reliable, quality care.

Social and behaviour change SBC

Promoting positive health behaviors and community engagement for lasting impact