Support Yemeni Society Organization SYS منظمة دعم المجتمع اليمني
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About Support Yemeni Society Organization SYS منظمة دعم المجتمع اليمني
Support Yemeni Society Organization for Development (SYS) is a national, non-governmental, nonprofit organization registered under Government License No. 481 in 2017. It works in Yemen to support people in need through humanitarian and development initiatives grounded in human dignity. SYS aims to contribute to sustainable development and expand assistance to communities across the country, guided by values including transparency, integrity, equality, sustainability, compassion, and cooperation.
The organization’s work spans education, health, protection, climate change, biodiversity, and food security. Its projects and reported activities include efforts to combat cholera, provide water to displaced people, rehabilitate street-connected children, and distribute school bags to girls in Sana’a. SYS also identifies poverty reduction, education development, and the promotion of social peace as key goals. To advance this work, it partners with local and international organizations and seeks to apply technical and technological approaches to its efforts. Through comprehensive humanitarian and development projects, SYS strives to deliver practical support and contribute to lasting improvements in the lives of Yemenis.
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Humanitarian relief in Yemen
Clean-water projects for displaced communities
Cholera prevention and response
Girls' education and school feeding
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