WASH Program
Water is the foundation of human life and scarcity of water causes a massive problem that may destroy an entire country and end the life of its creatures. Large areas in Yemen have witnessed a scarcity of water due to breaks in the water network and the shortage of oil derivatives that help in delivering it for long periods.
This prompted the Organization to fulfill its humanitarian duty and work to provide water to the areas where its target group is concentrated and to the areas most in need in general.
We have provided WASH projects for:
AOBWC Participation in the Demonstration of NGOs
AOBWC Participation in the Demonstration of NGOs On Sunday, March 24, 2019, AOBWC participated in the demonstration of NGOs in front of the United Nations.
Educational Trip to the Mall of the Libyan Center
Educational Trip to the Mall of the Libyan Center On 23 March 2019, the teacher of the Art of Movement, Ms. Hayat Mansour, and the visually impaired students’ teacher, Ms. Hala Al-Yajoury, in the Martyr Fadhl
The Open Bazaar for Presenting Women’s Products
The Open Bazaar for Presenting Women's Products AOBWC participated in the open bazaar for presenting women's products by presenting the products of blind women, who are small-projects owners. The bazaar was organized by the United Nations Population
Recreational Trip to City Park
Recreational Trip to City Park The Martyr Fadhl Al-Halali School, in partnership with Al-Aman Center for Social Rehabilitation and Training carried out a recreational trip for all female students to City Park for the aim of
Session for Introducing the Cultural Center and University Environment to High School Blind Graduates
Session for Introducing the Cultural Center and University Environment to High School Blind Graduates The Cultural Center for the Blind at Sana'a University held on Monday, March 2019, a session for introducing the cultural center and
Receiving the Fourth and Fifth Grade Girl Students
Receiving the Fourth and Fifth Grade Girl Students The Cultural Center for the Blind at the University of Sana'a received the fourth and fifth grade girl students at the Martyr Fadhl Al-Halali School for Blind Girls.