In a significant step towards promoting cleanliness and public health, the “Cleanliness Campaign” activity was inaugurated this morning as part of the project ” Provision of Comprehensive Emergency and Life-saving WASH Assistance to Vulnerable IDPs and Host Communities in Salh and Al Qahirah Districts – Taiz” in Yemen. This project is funded by the Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) and implemented by the Bena Charity for Human Development (BCFHD) through the Cleanliness and Improvement Fund – Taiz.

The inauguration was attended by Mr. Aaref Alyousefi, Director of the Salh District, Mr. Abdelmalik Ameen, General Secretary of the Al-Qahira District, Ms. Iftihan Almashhori, Director of the Cleanliness and Improvement Fund, Mr. Ali Qaid, Executive Unit Director, Mr. Tawfiq Abdelkhabeer, Secretary-General of BCFHD, and Executive Director of BCFHD, Mr. Tareq Alhamadi,

The Cleanliness Campaign aims to improve the environmental and general cleanliness in the targeted areas and raise awareness among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host communities about the importance of personal and environmental cleanliness. The campaigns will last for three months and include a variety of activities related to cleanliness, such as street and public area cleaning, and distribution of basic and consumable health and cleanliness supplies.

The Cleanliness Campaigns are part of the comprehensive project to improve health and cleanliness in the targeted areas. These efforts are part of the collaborative work between the Yemen Humanitarian Fund and BCFHD to meet the needs of IDPs and vulnerable host communities.

BCFHD’s Executive Director, Mr. Tareq Alhamadi, emphasized the importance of this activity, considering maintaining cleanliness and public health vital under the challenging conditions experienced by IDPs and host communities in the targeted districts. This initiative reflects the determination to improve the quality of life and provide a better health environment for everyone.

Project Manager, Mr. Marwan Saeed, expressed gratitude to the Yemen Humanitarian Fund for supporting this important project. It contributes to improving our environment and public health, and he emphasized the ongoing collaboration to achieve positive results and a real impact in our daily lives.

The Cleanliness Campaigns are expected to have a positive impact on public health, disease prevention, and health awareness among IDPs and host communities. The campaigns will provide guidance and training to promote good cleanliness practices and enhance prevention of prevalent diseases.

This project reflects the strong partnership between the Yemen Humanitarian Fund and BCFHD in addressing emergency needs and providing necessary assistance to IDPs and vulnerable host communities. Many individuals are expected to benefit from this initiative, experiencing tangible improvements in their quality of life.

This step is part of ongoing efforts to improve life in affected areas in Yemen and overcome environmental and health challenges. It underscores the commitment of BCFHD and the Yemen Humanitarian Fund to provide assistance and support to local communities in facing challenges and building a better future for everyone.