
As part of its humanitarian interventions, Horizon Development Foundation is implementing an Emergency Ramadan Assistance project in Taiz Governorate. The project aims to provide vital food assistance to vulnerable populations during the holy month of Ramadan.
The project distribute food baskets to 7,700 beneficiaries, addressing their immediate food needs and supporting their resilience during this challenging period.
This initiative is part of Horizon Development Foundation's broader humanitarian response in Yemen, funded by the British organization MC.
Project Objectives:
1. Provide emergency food assistance to vulnerable populations in Taiz Governorate.
2. Support the food security and well-being of beneficiaries during Ramadan.
3. Enhance the dignity and resilience of affected communities.
By supporting this project, Horizon Development Foundation and MC are helping to alleviate the suffering of vulnerable populations in Yemen, promoting humanitarian values and upholding the dignity of those affected

Participation of Horizon Development Foundation in the 4th Riyadh International Humanitarian Forum
Mr. Yahia Kudaish , CEO of Horizon Development Foundation, participated in the 4th Riyadh International Humanitarian Forum, titled "Exploring the Future of Humanitarian Response", organized by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) in partnership with the United Nations, on February 24-25.
The foundation took part in a series of sessions that aimed to enhance dialogue among a select group of leaders, donors, practitioners, and researchers in the humanitarian sector. The discussions focused on addressing the challenges facing the humanitarian sector and leveraging artificial intelligence technologies to mitigate these challenges and enhance response mechanisms

As part of the project aimed at supporting out-of-school children through innovative and integrated child protection and education activities to enhance access to formal education in Al-Turbah District (Al-Badhija area), and with funding from the British Services Organization, the Horizon Foundation for Development carried out the construction of Al-Khidmat School and the installation of a solar energy system in Al-Turbah District, Taiz Governorate. The foundation established the new school to serve students in the area.
This initiative targeted 300 male and female students, aiming to accommodate them upon their return to formal education after completing remedial education curricula, thereby facilitating their reintegration into the formal education system.
Previously, the project had implemented several programs under the framework of “non-formal education activities” to assist children in returning to school. This initiative is expected to enhance access to basic education for the most vulnerable children, provide essential prevention and protection services, and strengthen the capacity of child protection service providers to deliver fundamental services to children and their communities.