Your generous support of our association helps us continue providing these important services to the Yemeni community, which needs more attention and care in the field of mental health. Donations will contribute to:
- Expanding our services To include more areas in Yemen.
- Research funding Scientific research that may contribute to the development of psychological treatments.
- Providing modern medical equipment Which contributes to accelerating the treatment process.
Through your donations, you not only help improve the lives of individuals , but also contribute to building a healthy, cohesive community capable of facing life's challenges with greater efficiency and psychological awareness.
Donation methods
We explain the available donation methods, such as donating via the website, bank transfer, or even in cash.
Contribute to support the association through the following account numbers:
1- حسابنا في البنك الدولي برقم ( )
2- Al-Kuraimi Bank account number ( )
3- تسجيل ارقام الحسابات الاخرى مثل النجم و….الخ )
Photo of the patient before treatment
The importance of donations and their role in supporting the association's activities
“I was going through a very difficult period in my life. I felt like I was drowning in endless darkness. I no longer wanted to see anyone, I lost my appetite, and sleep was a distant dream. I would hear the voices of my negative thoughts all day long, and I began to withdraw from people and blame myself for everything.
But after encouragement from a friend, I decided to seek help. I visited a mental health center and spoke with a therapist who understood me without judging me. I began regular therapy sessions and learned how to manage my thoughts and feelings, and how to take care of my mental health as well as my body.
Thanks to God and then to the support I received, I began to return to life again. Today, I am stronger and more aware. The difficulties are not over, but they no longer control me. Now I share my story to tell everyone who is suffering: Do not be afraid, you are not alone, and asking for help is not a sign of weakness, but of courage.”
Picture of the patient after treatment
Stories of the impact of your donations
We will share with you stories of how previous donations have helped achieve the association's goals and improve the lives of a sample of mentally ill patients.
Ahmed - From Isolation to Life
Ahmed, a young man in his twenties, lived in isolation for years after suffering the psychological trauma of losing a loved one. He spent most of his time in a dark room, refusing to speak or interact with others. A donation from a merchant enabled the association to provide Ahmed with a comprehensive treatment program that included cognitive behavioral therapy sessions and social support. After several months, Ahmed began to emerge from his isolation, enrolled in development courses, and today attends university and participates in giving awareness lectures on mental health.
Samia - She almost ended her life
Samia, a widow in her thirties, was suffering from severe depression that led her to consider ending her life. She was a mother of two children but had lost her sense of self-worth. With the support of a generous donation, she underwent individual psychotherapy sessions and women's support courses. Now, Samia is an employee at the association, helping women going through similar circumstances. She always emphasizes that "those who suffer can become hope for others."
Abdullah - The young man who faced the stigma
Abdullah, a young man from a rural village, suffered from bipolar disorder. After he began showing symptoms, he was ostracized by society and subjected to ridicule and bullying. Through donations from charitable individuals, the association provided him with regular psychotherapy sessions and social adaptation training. Abdullah is now an active participant in village awareness campaigns, sharing his experience with the public to help remove the stigma surrounding mental illness.
Aisha - Mother of five rises again
Aisha was a mother suffering from postpartum depression and was unable to meet the needs of her five children. She was enrolled in a psychological and family therapy program supported by donations from merchants. She underwent group and individual support sessions and was trained in a home-based production project. Today, she runs a small poultry farm and plays a leadership role in her community as a strong and motivated mother.
Marwan - was an addict and became a mentor
Marwan spent years struggling with drug addiction after failing at school and work. One of the projects funded by the dealers established a comprehensive addiction treatment unit. After a year of treatment and counseling, Marwan transformed into a different person. He received training in psychological support and now works as a recovery counselor, helping addicts overcome the difficult stages of recovery.
Jalal - The young man who came back from the brink of madness
Jalal, who used to live on the street, wandering aimlessly, constantly talking to himself and screaming, was diagnosed with severe, untreated schizophrenia. He was transferred to the association and received medical and psychological treatment for 18 months. Today, Jalal works in a small carpentry shop and proudly speaks of his experience as a symbol of hope.
Each of these stories is real and reflects the impact donations can have. Your donation today could...
Saleh - Overcoming Post-War Shock
Saleh, a former soldier who witnessed the tragedies of war, emerged with post-traumatic stress disorder. Thanks to donations, the association provided him with long-term psychological care and group support sessions with others who had gone through similar experiences. Over time, Saleh stabilized and now works at the association as a support assistant for those affected by war trauma.
Rana - The girl who went back to school
Rana, a nine-year-old girl, stopped going to school after her parents' divorce and became extremely withdrawn. The association's team visited her family and provided a psychological support program for children. Thanks to donations, Rana received play therapy sessions and family counseling. Within a few months, she regained her energy and returned to school full of energy.
Joseph - The Farmer Who Returned to the Field
Youssef, a farmer in his fifties, suffered a bout of depression after losing his agricultural season due to drought. He didn't leave his home for months. He was referred to the association's center, where he received intensive psychological and community support. After recovering, he returned to his farm and donated his first harvest after recovery to the association, as a token of gratitude for their support.
Laila - A suicide attempt turned into a new birth
Laila, a 22-year-old university student, attempted suicide after experiencing severe psychological pressure and her family's neglect of her problems. She was saved at the last minute and referred to the association. Thanks to donations, she underwent in-depth psychotherapy sessions and daily psychological support. Now writing her story in a personal blog and working in the field of psychological awareness, Laila believes that survival is the greatest achievement.
Salem - From the Darkness of Addiction to the Light of Leadership
Salem, a man in his thirties, began using stimulant pills due to work pressure and unemployment. His condition deteriorated until he was left homeless on the streets. A center supported by dealers took him in and provided him with a comprehensive rehabilitation program. After two years of hard work and perseverance, Salem became the head of an association for recovering addicts, giving lectures and leading awareness campaigns.
Hoda - A mother saved from collapse by rapid intervention
Hoda, a mother of three, was a victim of long-term domestic violence. She began experiencing symptoms of a severe nervous breakdown and was transferred to the association's center. Through the therapeutic and family support provided by donations, she regained her strength and independence and now works as a psychological support trainer for victims of violence.
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