Abs Development Organization for Woman and Child ADO
29 years of Change – Empowering Yemen’s women and youth. Transforming their lives through Education, Health, Livelihood support and related humanitarian sectors.
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Abs Development Organization for Women & Child – a national, humanitarian, developmental, non-profit, non-governmental organization that adopts a strong approach based on achieving a well-thought-out strategy to reach women, children, and the most vulnerable displaced and host communities in deprived rural areas in Yemen. Since its establishment in 1996, the organization has strengthened the integrated multi-sectoral response.
The organization has gained the trust of most United Nations agencies, obtained a lot of funding, and was distinguished by its focus on the essence of life (women) and its adoption of a community participation approach, because it believes that change begins from society.
At ADO, we believe that building a more equitable future begins with empowering women and protecting children’s rights. ADO commitment to sustainable development work, achieve a clear vision, a purposeful mission, and solid values guides our efforts towards making a positive and sustainable impact in society.
Our vision
Together to achieve a better life for women, children and youth
Our Mission
Working with everyone to creating a better standard of living for women, children, youth and minorities; providing innovative and sustainable solutions in all humanitarian sectors.
Our values
Integrity and Accountability, Partnership and Engagement with Local Communities ,Innovation - Prioritizing the Needy ,Professional Competence and Improving the Quality of Work.
Our Partners in Success
ADO provided support to more than 9 million people
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At ADO, we are proud to contribute to inspiring success stories, as we work to empower women and children through sustainable development programs. Here we showcase the extraordinary journeys of individuals who have overcome challenges, benefiting from our support in the areas of education, economic empowerment, and healthcare. Explore our initiatives make a real difference in the lives of beneficiaries, fostering a brighter future for them and their communities.
Follow our latest updates as we share with you the latest development activities, community events.
ADO seeks to promote the principles of transparency and accountability by implementing several measures and establishing partnerships and relationships with relevant authorities. These efforts aim to improve the management of resources and projects and enhance communication with local communities, donors and other partners. ADO is committed to achieving the highest standards of transparency and accountability.
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The Abs Women and Children Development Organization, in cooperation with the International Rescue Committee, continues its relentless efforts to care for children and provide a safe and supportive environment for them.
- Abs Organization for woman and child (ADO) (@abs_child) January 9, 2025
The activities include interactive games, art workshops, and interesting stories, with the aim of providing a safe and supportive environment for children, and enhancing their creative and social abilities. #ADO pic.twitter.com/lvE9CsgiWl
Abs Organization recently completed the distribution of small business grants in Mokha and Khokha districts. With the support of BMZ and in partnership with DKH.
- Abs Organization for woman and child (ADO) (@abs_child) January 8, 2025
The project included the distribution of small business startup support grant components in the two directorates. The program benefited:
10 small projects for men
12 small projects for women: #ADO pic.twitter.com/Xxro9j8TMi
Abs Women and Children Development Organization, in cooperation with the International Rescue Committee (IRC), held a training course on obstetric emergencies at Al-Thawra Hospital and September 21 Hospital in Hodeidah. The course is aimed at which lasts for 11 days. To train 29 midwives from Sana'a, Hodeidah and Raymah in emergency interventions to save the lives of mothers and newborns pic.twitter.com/PBbbF5VAiln
- Abs Organization for woman and child (ADO) (@abs_child) January 7, 2025