URGENT APPEAL · Updated 28 September 2026 — 197,906 people newly displaced in Yemen. Act now.

Families are fleeing
with nothing.

29,519 families — 197,906 people have been forced from their homes by military escalation across ten governorates in just weeks. They urgently need shelter, food, and clean water.

Source: Executive Unit for IDPs Camp Management, Yemen · Report updated 28 September 2026

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They fled with nothing
but each other.

Entire families walked through the night to escape the shelling — carrying only what they could hold.

What is happening

A sudden wave of forced displacement

Across ten governorates — Hodeidah, Taiz, Lahj, Aden, Abyan, Shabwa, Hadramout, Al-Mahra, Marib and Al-Dhale’e — renewed military escalation by the Houthi militia has driven families from their homes in a matter of weeks. Many fled in the middle of the night, leaving behind everything they owned.

They arrive in host communities with no shelter, no food, and no access to safe water or sanitation. The Executive Unit for IDPs has called for urgent humanitarian intervention to provide shelter, food, water, sanitation, health care and protection. Every day of delay puts more women and children at risk.

Where they fled

Displaced families by governorate

Taiz and Lahj are bearing the heaviest burden, together hosting more than two thirds of the newly displaced families.

Taiz — 13,925
Lahj — 7,179
Aden — 3,741
Abyan — 2,097
Al-Hudaydah — 1,471
Marib — 412
Al-Dhala'e — 240
Hadhramaut — 214
Al-Mahra — 124
Shabwa — 116

Total: 29,519 families (197,906 individuals) · Source: Executive Unit for IDPs Camp Management, Yemen — 28 September 2026.

The reality on the ground

What displaced families face

No shelter

Families fled their homes overnight and now live without safe shelter from the elements.

No food or clean water

Displaced households arrive with no food supplies and no access to safe drinking water.

Health at risk

Without sanitation and health care, women and children face disease and worsening conditions.

Protection needed

The most vulnerable need protection, dignity and support to rebuild their lives.

Voices from the ground

See how displacement is tearing families from their homes — and how your support reaches them where they are.

How you can help

Choose how you'd like to help

Give whatever you can — there is no fixed amount. Every contribution reaches displaced families in Yemen directly through our secure QRIS / bank channel.

Food Basket

A nutritious food basket to feed a displaced family through the coming weeks.

Family Support

Food, water and daily essentials to sustain one displaced family living in a camp.

Household Essentials

Blankets, cooking sets, mats and the basic household items families fled without.

Hygiene Kit

Soap, sanitary items and clean-water essentials to keep a displaced family healthy.

Emergency Shelter

A tent and shelter materials to give a family who fled with nothing protection from the elements.

From the ground

The faces behind the numbers

Every hour counts.

A single gift delivers shelter, food, and clean water to a displaced family in Yemen today. Stand with them now.

Data source: Executive Unit for IDPs Camp Management, Republic of Yemen — Unified displacement report, updated 28 September 2026. Figures represent newly displaced families and individuals across ten governorates.