Nourishing Hope in the Heart of Yemen: A Culinary Tale in Sana’a In the resilient heart of Sana’a, where the echoes of hardship were drowned by the whispers of compassion, a group of proactive residents embarked on a culinary odyssey to bring solace to their war-torn...

Bringing Warmth and Hope: The Power of Distributing Blankets to the Poor This Winter As the chill of winter sets in, many of us find comfort in cozy homes and warm blankets. But for countless individuals experiencing poverty or homelessness, the cold can be a...

Five weeks ago, we managed to plant 27'000 tomato trees in our "Nursery of Hope" in Dhamar. Thanks to the generous contribution of the Municipality, that has been supporting us for years, this recent result could have been achieved! In 2 weeks Y30D, our sister...

Dear followers, In the first video, you can see "Basin of Hope #2" in Al Lakamah village, located 250 km southwest of Sana'a. When filled to capacity, it can hold up to 600,000 litres, providing a year's supply of water for domestic and agricultural use for the plants...

As a non-governmental organization that advocates for the right to education for all, Y30 firmly believes that the new generation will be the ones to build the country. Fathi Khaled, the president and founder of Y30, started an initiative called the "School Bag...

Two weeks ago, Y30D, our sister organization on the ground, set out to meet the villagers of Haraz. For an entire week, our members traveled from the " Nurseries of Hope" to pack coffee onto our pick-up truck and headed to the valley of Haraz to distribute 5,000...

In recent weeks, Yemen has been blessed with rain. Not only in the low regions, but also in the mountainous regions where coffee is grown! This has had a huge impact on the people of Yemen, especially those who live in higher regions like Haraz, as it has not rained...