Feeding 1000 Poor Rural School Girls in Yemen

Dear Esteemed Supporters,

As we enter 2026, the team at the Support Yemeni Society Organization (SYS) wishes to extend our deepest gratitude for your partnership. This year marks a significant milestone: six years of dedicated collaboration that has fundamentally shifted the trajectory for thousands of young girls across rural Yemen.

Our Outcomes: Six Years of Progress

What began as an initiative to support 1,000 students has evolved into a vital pillar of the community. Your contributions have moved the needle from immediate relief to sustainable development.

Educational Advancement: Thousands of girls have returned to—and remained in—school. Most notably, hundreds of our initial beneficiaries have now transitioned to higher education, pursuing careers as doctors, teachers, and nurses.

Health and Dignity: At partner schools like Al-Najah and Al-Razi, your support has effectively removed the "hunger barrier." By addressing food insecurity, we have empowered families to prioritize long-term education over short-term survival.

Holistic Development: Our mission extends beyond nutrition. We have integrated Psychological Support to build resilience in students facing hardship and launched Creative Initiatives, such as the "Glimmer of Hope" festivals, to foster talent and mental well-being.

Impact Spotlight: January 2026

"Today, I am ranked first in my school... I no longer feel dizzy during classes." — Noor (14), 9th Grade Student. Noor once expected to leave school after 6th grade; today, she is an aspiring software developer aiming to modernize her village through technology.

 The Principal of one of our rural partner schools notes: “With the recent reduction in international aid, SYS has become the sole guarantee for keeping our girls in classrooms. The school meal is now the primary incentive for regular attendance.”

 The Path Ahead: Sustaining Our Momentum

While we celebrate these successes, 2026 brings new challenges. Global funding shortages have made our local efforts more critical than ever. For many of our students, the meal provided by SYS remains their only consistent source of nutrition.

 To ensure this lifeline remains intact, we invite you to continue your journey with us:

 Monthly Donation: The most effective way to provide the stability our programs need.

 Advocacy: sharing our project with your friends and family helps us reach new partners who value sustainable impact.

For a detailed breakdown of our 2025 financial impact or to discuss our goals for the coming year, please reach out to me directly at alhosam82@gmail.com.

With sincere gratitude,

Ahmed Al-Qadhi Support Yemeni Society Organization for Development (SYS)

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• THANK YOU SUPPORTERS

Dear Esteemed Supporters,

As we welcome the New Year, the team at the Support Yemeni Society Organization (SYS) extends our warmest wishes to you and your families. This season of renewal provides a wonderful opportunity to reflect on a significant milestone: six years of partnership that have fundamentally transformed the lives of thousands of young girls in rural Yemen.

A Legacy of Nourishment and Education

Thanks to your unwavering commitment, we have successfully distributed over two million breakfast meals to date. What began as an initiative to support 1,000 students has evolved into a vital movement dedicated to promoting dignity, health, and academic excellence.

At schools such as Al-Najah and Al-Razi, your contributions do far more than provide nutrition; they remove the barrier of hunger that often prevents brilliant minds from accessing education. By ensuring these students are fed, you empower their families to prioritize long-term learning over immediate survival.

Holistic Care and Community Growth

Our work on the ground continues daily, moving beyond the plate to provide a comprehensive support system. Our initiatives include:

·        Psychological Counseling: Supporting the mental well-being of students facing hardship.

·        Extracurricular Engagement: Programs like our "Joy in Learning" festivals which foster growth and resilience.

The impact of this work is best captured by those we serve:

"I used to worry about being hungry during exams, but now I only think about my lessons. I want to be a doctor so I can help my village." — Laila, 6th-grade student.

"The burden that has been lifted from our shoulders is immense. Seeing my daughters leave for school happy and fed gives me hope for a better future." — Ahmed, father of three.

The Path Ahead

While we celebrate these successes, the current humanitarian landscape remains challenging. Recent reductions in international aid have placed a significant strain on local initiatives. For many of our students, the school meal remains their only reliable source of nutrition.

To sustain this vital lifeline and ensure no girl is left behind, we invite you to consider the following:

a Monthly Donation. Even a few dollars a month will go a long way. That is the best way to ensure an ongoing impact. One last thing—sharing our project with your friends and family helps us spread the word about our work and continue to grow our community of supporters like you. If you’re willing to share the story of our work with your network, we’d be incredibly grateful. We encourage you to contact Mr. Ahmed Al-Qadhi at alhosam82@gmail.com for further updates and information.

Gratefully yours,

Ahmed Al-Qadhi

Support Yemeni Society Organization for Development (SYS)