Strengthening resilience during and after disaster

Quarterly Performance Report – Local Partner (SORD)

January 2026

Prepared by: Shaif Al-Deen Position: Project Manager Organization: Sanid Organization for Relief and Development (SORD) Email: Programs.officer@sanid.org Website: www.sanid.org

Project Information                                                                 
Field                                                                  Details

Project Title                                                Strengthening Resilience during Conflicts, Disasters, and Emergencies

Location                                                      Yemen

Grant Applicant Org.                            Sanid Organization for Relief and Development (SORD)

Start Date                                               October 2025

End Date                                                 January 2026

Address                                               Amanat Al-Asimah – Shuoub District – Al-Habbari

Phone                                                 +967 231744

Mobile                                                 +967 778515109

  Project Overview

The project “Resilience Support: Disaster Management and Humanitarian Response Fund” implemented by SORD provides rapid and effective humanitarian assistance in Yemen’s conflict-affected and disaster-prone areas.

General Objective: To deliver emergency relief and humanitarian support to displaced families affected by conflicts and natural disasters, aiming to reduce suffering and strengthen resilience.

Key Interventions:

• Provision of food, water, shelter, and medical care.
• Psychosocial support and trauma counseling.
• Emergency nutrition programs to reduce malnutrition.
• Temporary housing and improved sanitation facilities.
• Mobile health clinics and essential medical services.
• Educational support for children affected by crises.
• Livelihood opportunities, vocational training, and microfinance.
• Community-based disaster preparedness and resilience training.

Objectives

Objective Area

Description

Emergency Relief

Provide food, water, shelter, and urgent medical care to displaced families.

Nutrition & Health

Deliver treatment for malnutrition, chronic diseases, and maternal health support.

Psychosocial Support

Offer trauma counseling and safe spaces for children and vulnerable groups.

Shelter & Sanitation

Distribute emergency shelter kits and improve sanitation facilities in affected areas.

Mobile Health Services

Establish mobile clinics to provide essential medical care in remote communities.

Education Continuity

Support children’s learning with materials and psychosocial programs.

Livelihoods & Empowerment

Provide vocational training, microfinance, and incomegenerating opportunities.

Community Resilience

Train communities in disaster preparedness and response strategies.

Achievements (January 2026)

• 40 displaced families received urgent food and shelter assistance.
• 20 families (60 individuals) benefited from food baskets, blankets, and kitchen supplies.
• 29 elderly patients with chronic diseases (diabetes, hypertension) received essential medication.
• 22 pregnant and lactating women received medical check-ups and nutritional supplements.
• 40 malnourished individuals treated at the nutrition center.
• 50 children received winter clothing, recreational kits, and psychosocial support in safe spaces.

Total Beneficiaries: 251 individuals

Challenges

Challenge                                         Description

Funding Shortages                       Limited resources and insufficient funding to sustain emergency interventions.

‍‍ Rising Vulnerability                 Growing number of families in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.

Multiple Disaster Sources        Overlapping crises from conflict, floods, and other emergencies across different regions.

Procurement Delays               Reliance on deferred agreements with suppliers due to funding gaps.

Recommendations

•  Fundraising & Sustainability: Increase donor engagement and fundraising efforts to sustain emergency interventions, as the organization currently faces funding shortages and must often secure relief materials on credit.
•  Expansion of Coverage: Expand project coverage to reach more severely affected areas, building on the success of reaching 15,000 individuals to date.
•  Strategic Collaboration: Strengthen collaboration with local organizations and government institutions to improve the efficiency and reach of humanitarian responses.
•  Long-term Resilience: Enhance the focus on economic empowerment and educational programs to help displaced families move beyond immediate relief toward self-sufficiency.

Impact

• Direct relief provided to 15,000 people in targeted communities.
• Improved resilience and coping capacity among affected families.
• Contributed to social and economic stability in conflict-affected regions.

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