Services for IDP Women

All services provided by UNHCR and its partners are free of charge. If anyone asks for payment for services, report it immediately to UNHCR or its partners.

Where can I go for services for women?

  • Sana’a: Contact the local UNHCR partner office or hotline for a referral to partner field offices.
  • Aden: Reach out to Community-Based Protection Networks (CBPNs) or any UNHCR partner for referrals to relevant service providers.

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For frequently asked questions on services for IDP women in Yemen, you can refer to the answers below for deeper understanding of service referral process and social activities for girls and women.

Is there a community centre for women to approach for services?

  • Sana’a: Contact the local UNHCR partner office or hotline for a referral to partner field offices.
  • Aden: Reach out to Community-Based Protection Networks (CBPNs) or any UNHCR partner for referrals to relevant service providers.

Can I be referred to other services?

Yes, women can be referred to other service providers for:

  • Legal assistance.
  • Health services.
  • Emergency cash assistance.
  • Counselling and mental health support.
  • Other humanitarian services, depending on individual needs.

What is the purpose of social activities organized by UNHCR and its partners?

Social activities provide women and girls with a safe space to:

  • Interact, share concerns, and discuss important matters.
  • Develop skills, including sewing and incense making, which may lead to livelihood opportunities.
    Activities vary based on individual preferences and interests.

Will the information I share with UNHCR or its partners be confidential?

Yes, all information shared with UNHCR or its partners is treated with strict confidentiality.

  • Issues raised with Protection Monitoring Teams or community volunteers are referred confidentially to the relevant UNHCR partner.

What if I cannot afford transportation to reach partner offices or community spaces?

UNHCR does not provide transportation allowances.

  • Consider reaching out to local community organizations or support networks that may assist with transportation options.

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