Improving access to quality accredited formal education for most vulnerable children facing barriers to access education in Sana'a and Al-Hodeida governorates

This project will directly assist 17,700 beneficiaries of IDP and host community children and their families, school personnel and community members in Al-Munirah district, Al-Hodaidah governorate, through our implementing partner HRT and in Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah and Al-Haymah Al-Kharijiyah, Sana'a governorate. As per the Education cluster objectives and the YHF 2nd Allocation Strategy objectives, the project is part of the first line of action with the intention to cover high priority gaps in first and second responses in the previously identified locations of Sana'a and Al-Hodeidah governorates and improve access to formal education for those most vulnerable. The activities are as follows: The establishment of 40 Temporary Learning Classrooms (TLC's) with furniture and supplies, the distribution of 4000 new and 1500 repaired desks to other learning spaces. In addition, 17,000 children will be receiving school bags and essential learning material, 500 teachers’ kits, 25 recreational kits and 30 first aid kits will be distributed. Furthermore, a total of 25 schools, incl. WASH facilities will be rehabilitated, while 17,000 children will be receiving hygiene kits and hygiene awareness sessions. War Child UK will be providing 450 teachers with Teachers in Conflict Context (TiCC) Training and 250 teachers will be trained on alternative education opportunities through community based classrooms (through the establishment of F&M councils). These activities will be verified through monthly monitoring visits and reports.