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Action For Humanity warns that Yemen remains on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe as hostilities continue across multiple frontlines and the country's 2026 humanitarian response plan is only 19.4% funded, leaving a US$1.74 billion gap.
Fighting Escalates Across Key Yemen Frontlines
Hostilities remain intense across western Taiz, the Bab al-Mandab corridor and Marib, creating growing insecurity for civilians and humanitarian access. More than 85,000 families have been displaced across Ta'iz and Al Hodeidah, many arriving in safer areas with little food and limited access to clean water.
Action For Humanity is preparing food distributions, water trucking, hygiene and sanitation support, and emergency cash assistance to help displaced families meet their most urgent needs as the situation continues to deteriorate.
Massive Humanitarian Needs Remain Largely Unmet
More than 22 million people in Yemen require humanitarian assistance and protection services, with 18.3 million facing acute food insecurity and over 2.2 million children under five acutely malnourished. The 2026 Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan is only 19.4% funded, leaving an unmet funding gap of approximately US$1.74 billion.
Wassim Khmaja, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Action For Humanity, said: 'Yemen remains one of the world's most severe humanitarian crises, yet it continues to receive only a fraction of the attention and funding the scale of need demands.'
Urgent Appeal for International Support
Action For Humanity is calling on donors, institutions and the international community to increase support for humanitarian operations in Yemen and ensure aid agencies have the resources needed to respond rapidly to emerging needs. Every day that passes without sufficient support means more families going hungry and more children missing out on essential services.
The public can help by donating £60 for a 30-day food parcel, £80 for essential non-food items for a displaced family, or £150 for emergency cash assistance for one month.
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