Malnutrition children U5yr & PLW in Yemen

Report on the monthly performance of a local Yemeni partner (SORD), from September to November 2023. The report concerns a project aimed at saving the lives of 3,025 children under five and 1,360 pregnant women.

I have prepared a report on the monthly performance of our local Yemeni partner, SORD, from September to November 2023. The report is specifically about a project aimed at saving the lives of 3,025 children under five and 1,360 pregnant women.

Project Name: A project to save the lives of 3,025 children under the age of five and 1,360 pregnant women in Yemen

The project Location: YEMEN

Name of the organization applying for the scholarship: 
Sanid Organization for Relief and Development (SORD)

Report duration:70 DAYS

Starting Date:1^ST  of SEPT 2023:END DATE:15 NOV 2023

Organization Address: Municipality of the Capital - People's District - Al-Hubbard

Phone Number^:0096701231744

Report Preparer: Mohammed ABU HIDER

Current Position: Project Manager

E-mail:Programs.officer@sanid.org

Mobile Number:00967 775907606

The organization's website: https://sanid.org

An overview of the tragic situation in Yemen:
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         It was very inspiring to see the work being done by globalgiving and the humanitarian community, SANID.
It expresses its profound gratitude to all supporters in the humanitarian field who are doing their utmost to help the Yemeni community and alleviate its suffering.

Amid an escalating global food insecurity crisis, the hope of millions who are suffering from extreme hunger is diminishing, so GlobalGiving was the hope to save it from the specter of famine to which it has reached.

From January to November 2023 AD, the percentage of people suffering from malnutrition reached 49%, according to government reports and international organizations.

Cholera also spread widely among children and women, especially pregnant and breastfeeding women Yemen is one of the countries with high rates of acute malnutrition.

 It needs an emergency health and nutrition project and an emergency human capital project to provide vital nutrition services to the most vulnerable communities.

There are eight therapeutic feeding centers It lacks sufficient support to cover the needs of people with malnutrition, whether nutritional supplements, the most important of which is therapeutic milk.

 It is also in urgent need of rehabilitation, furnishing, equipment, and supplies. According to government reports and international organizations, Yemen's districts and rural areas in particular are the most vulnerable, as food insecurity and acute malnutrition converge to very high levels.

It also has the highest prevalence rates, with more than 65 percent of the population in the third stage of the official classification and monitoring of the situation for food insecurity and above at present.

 It is also expected that a large number will move to higher stages of the IPC, with levels of humanitarian food assistance declining significantly.

Overall Performance
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         In turn, SORD raised its project entitled: “Protecting and saving the lives of 3,025 children under the age of five and 1,360 pregnant women in Yemen.”.

 The proposed project aims to contribute to reducing deaths and diseases associated with acute malnutrition for children under the age of five, pregnant women, and breastfeeding mothers in targeted areas with high rates of acute malnutrition.

During the fourth quarter of 2023, children under five years of age and pregnant and lactating women suffering from acute malnutrition are provided with appropriate supplementary feeding.

Community awareness has been increased among pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and girls of reproductive age regarding the prevalence of malnutrition, both for the child and the mother, the importance of good nutrition for mental and physical health, and how to use available resources to overcome or reduce malnutrition.

More details about the project achievements can be found on our side, and based on the available capabilities, we have achieved remarkable progress compared to the percentage of cases recorded by the team in the field. During the first half of 2023 as follows:

  Activities that were implemented from September to November:
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SANID worked to implement the activities according to its available capabilities and by the support and donations it received from Global.

 Narrative report on activities that have been implemented"
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            Coordination was made with the health center to receive 207 cases of malnourished children (new) and they were presented to specialist doctors within the malnutrition program at the health center.

Nearly 320 cases of malnourished children were recorded, and as we mentioned, due to the lack of capabilities, SANID was unable to help this number of afflicted people.
 
It was able to provide aid (inspection, examinations, and dispensing of therapeutic supplements to 207 children under the age of 5 years who were afflicted with toxic and severe malnutrition.

 . 308 children under the age of five were immunized with vaccines against infectious and deadly diseases.

• 207 children under the age of five who were helped were received During the months from September to November, and their cases continue to be followed up until recovery. Their cases were followed up through examination and obtaining nutritional supplements.

 • After coordination with the health center, the Motherhood and Childhood Department received 214 cases of malnourished mothers, pregnant women, and breastfeeding women (new), and they were presented to specialist doctors within the Motherhood and Childhood program at the health center.
 Nearly 300 pregnant and breastfeeding women suffering from malnutrition were registered.
As we mentioned, due to the lack of capabilities, Sanid was unable to help this number of pregnant and breastfeeding women in need of health care and follow-up.

SANID was able to provide aid (inspection, examinations, and dispensing of therapeutic supplements) to 214 women (pregnant and breastfeeding).

 Immunization procedures for 132 pregnant women against tetanus.

• 338 women who frequented the center received follow-ups who were helped in October, especially those who were pregnant in the last months and newly breastfeeding women, and their cases were followed up through (examination, weighing, and dispensing nutritional supplements).

 • 24 cases (children under the age of five and suffering from toxic malnutrition who were targeted by Sanid, and whose cases became difficult and needed intensive care) were referred to some hospitals in the governorate, which have special capabilities and care, where they were helped with the costs of transportation, accommodation, supplementary feeding, and fees for intensive care rooms in private hospitals.

• Referring 7 cases of pregnant women suffering from chronic diseases and needing special care to central hospitals.

• Implementing 32 awareness sessions on reproductive health aspects, malnutrition prevention measures, hygiene methods, and healthy nutrition.320 pregnant and breastfeeding women were targeted by volunteer midwives.

• Coordinating with the local authority and the competent authorities to obtain a map of services for entities working in the same field within the targeted areas and neighboring areas to exchange experiences and refer some cases that need other services that are not available to us.

32 cases of malnourished children moving to the recovery stage were recorded, including 20 females and 12 males

 Challenges:
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• The deterioration of the health situation in health centers in the targeted areas.

• Weak capabilities to cover people visiting health centers.

• Lack of support and donations.

• An increase in the number of people suffering from malnutrition.

Recommendations:
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• Redouble efforts in providing support and aid to save the largest number of children and women who are on the verge of death.

Links:

• https://sanid.org/2023/04/03/7904/
• https://sanid.org/campaigns/poor-children-donation-4/
• https://goto.gg/39682

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Monthly Performance Report - Local Partner(SORD)

Project report saving the lives of 3,025 children under the age of five and 1,360 pregnant and lactating women in Yemen

April - June 2023 / AD

The author of the report: Muhammad Abu Haidar

Project Name :

Addressing malnutrition for children under the age of five, lactating women, and pregnant women among the displaced and the host community in Yemen.

The project Location:Yemen

 The name of the organization applying for the scholarship :
         SANID Organization for Relief and Development (SORD)

Report duration: 90 days

starting date:1/4/2023           Expiry date :  6/30/2023

Organization address : Capital Municipality - Directorate of Shoub - Al Habari

phone number: 0096701205757

Prepared the report : Muhammad Abu Haider

Current Position : project manager

E-mail: Programs.officer@sanid.org

mobile number:00967 775907606

Organization's website :  www.sanid.org

Project's Data : 

 An overview of the tragic situation in Yemen

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Also, during the months of April and May of the year 2023 AD, many diseases spread in Yemen, as many children were infected, which led to the death of approximately 32 children. The number of infections and deaths continues to rise in light of the poor health situation in those areas affected by this disease.

There has also been a recent increase in the number of polio infections. Where UN reports and appeals for rapid intervention to provide the necessary vaccines for these creditors, who are killing children.

Yemen suffers from the spread of diseases and epidemics among children, especially with the absence of interventions to save their lives.

Overall Performance

In turn, raisedSORD's project is entitled: "Saving the lives of 3,025 children under the age of five and 1,360 pregnant and breastfeeding women in Yemen." The proposed project aims to contribute to reducing deaths and diseases associated with acute malnutrition for children under the age of five, pregnant women and nursing mothers in targeted areas with high rates of acute malnutrition. During the second quarter of the year 2023, children under the age of five and pregnant and lactating women who suffer from acute malnutrition were provided with appropriate complementary feeding. Community awareness has been raised among pregnant women, nursing mothers, and girls of childbearing age regarding the prevalence of malnutrition, both for the child and the mother, the importance of good nutrition for mental and physical health, and how to use available resources in order to overcome or reduce malnutrition. More details about the project's achievements can be found on our side, and based on the available capabilities, we have made remarkable progress compared to the percentage of cases recorded by the team in the field. During the second quarter of the year 2023 in Hajjah Governorate, Aslam region, as follows:

Activities carried out during November and December:

 Look at the tabled attached MSword File

These indicators are for the objectives of the program, which began to be implemented from April to June 2023

SANED has worked to implement the activities according to its available capabilities and in accordance with the support and donations it received from Global.

the reportActivities listing:

The total number of beneficiaries during the months of November and December:1202A woman and a child distributed over the servicesWhich is implemented by SANID distributed as follows: .

• Coordination was made with the health center to receive 146 cases of malnourished children (new). They were presented to the specialized doctors within the malnutrition program at the health center in Aslam district.

Where approximately 218 cases of malnourished children were recorded, and as we mentioned that due to the lack of resources, Sanad was unable to help this number of injured people. It was able to provide aid (examination, examinations and disbursement of therapeutic supplements to 146 children under the age of 5 years who suffer from toxic and poor malnutrition.

Immunization was carried out through vaccinations for children under the age of five, for 122 children, from infectious and deadly diseases.

• A number of 214 children under the age of five who were assisted were received in January-March, and they continue to follow up on their cases until recovery. Their cases were followed up through examination and nutritional supplements.
•  After coordination with the health center, the Maternity and Childhood Department, to receive 133 cases of malnourished mothers, pregnant and lactating women (new), and they were presented to the specialized doctors within the motherhood and childhood program at the health center in Aslam district.

About 197 pregnant and lactating women with malnutrition were registered. As we mentioned, due to the lack of capabilities, Sanad could not help this number of pregnant and lactating women in need of health care and follow-up. Sanad was able to provide assistance (examinations, examinations, and disbursement of therapeutic supplements to 133 women (pregnant and lactating).

Immunization procedures for 98 pregnant women against tetanus.

• Also, 152 women who attended the center were received for follow-up, who were assisted in the month of January-March, especially from pregnant women in the last months and newly breast-feeding women.
• 37 cases (children under the age of five and those with toxic malnutrition who were targeted by SANID, whose cases have become difficult and require intensive care, have been referred to some of the governorate’s hospitals, which have special capabilities and care, where they were assisted with the costs of transportation, accommodation, supplementary feeding, and intensive care room fees in private hospitals.
• Referring 14 cases of pregnant women suffering from chronic diseases and needing special care to hospitals in the governorate center. A case, including a heart patient, was referred to the capital, Sana'a.
• Implementation of 24 awareness sessions on aspects of reproductive health, measures to prevent malnutrition, hygiene methods, and proper healthy nutrition. 286 pregnant and lactating women were targeted by volunteer midwives.
• Coordinating with the local authority and the competent authorities in the Aslam district in order to obtain a map of services for the agencies working in the same field within the district and neighboring areas in order to exchange experiences and refer some cases that need other services that are not available to us.

Where 41 cases of transition to recovery from malnourished children were recorded, including 24 females and 17 males.

Challenges:

• The deterioration of the health situation in the health centers in the targeted areas.
• Unavailability of salaries for workers in health centers.
• Poor capabilities to cover the visitors to health centers.
• lackSupport and donations.
• to riseThe number of malnourished people.

Lessons learned:

• Get to know the conditions of the target area closely.
• Tangible cooperation by the health authorities represented by the health center in the Aslam district, the health department in the directorate and the competent authorities.
• Society's love, appreciation, respect, and thanks to the implementing organization and to the supporting parties for the implementation of these activities.
• Identifying many areas in Hajjah Governorate, in which people with malnutrition, German measles and polio are increasing.

Recommendations:

Redoubling efforts to provide support and assistance to save the largest number of children and women who are on th

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