The Heteen Development Charity Foundation – Yemen is pleased to extend its warmest congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of Eid al-Adha. We pray to Almighty God that this blessed Eid will be one of goodness, prosperity, and blessings, and that He will return it to the Muslim Ummah with security, happiness, and well-being.
May you be well every year, and may God accept ou...
Dr. Jamal Muqbil, Director of the Heteen Development Foundation, emphasized that security and stability are the cornerstones for ensuring the sustainability of humanitarian and service projects in Yemen. This came during his appearance on a special episode of the "Between the Lines" program on Saba TV, where he discussed the state's obligations to provide protection for the humanitarian communi...
Food security is a major challenge in the world today, and our organization aims to meet people's needs for healthy and nutritious food. For this reason, the Humanitarian...
Mobile medical clinics to provide primary health care to communities far from medical services, including 5 general clinics, 2 dental clinics, an eye clinic, and an ear,...
Creating a productive human being “through improving livelihood opportunities and supporting small and micro-enterprises to contribute to the development industry and ach...
Providing assistance in natural disasters, floods, earthquakes, disease pandemics, etc
During the first quarter of 2025, the Heteen Charitable Development Foundation implemented a total of 263 humanitarian and development projects, benefiting approximately 590,000 beneficiaries. These projects covered diverse areas such as food (41 projects), water provision (121 projects), social care (603 orphans and 550 families), and health services (13 medical campaigns), in addition to development, educational, and seasonal projects that reached 489,120 beneficiaries during Ramadan. The Foundation's Director, Dr. Jamal Al-Faqih, emphasized the continuation of these efforts to achieve sustainable development and serve those in need.
Dr. Jamal Muqbil emphasized that security and stability are the cornerstones for transitioning Yemen from emergency relief to sustainable development and infrastructure.
He pointed to the positive economic impact of the stability of organizations in revitalizing local markets, calling on government agencies to streamline field procedures through a "one-stop shop" mechanism to expedite the flow of aid to the most vulnerable families.
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