In Yemen, thousands of infants are in critical feeding stages,  but have no access to milk. With your help we are delivering life-saving infant formula milk before it’s too late.

In Yemen today, survival begins with something as simple as milk.

And for thousands of infants,  even that is missing.

The reality:

• Nearly half of all children under 5 are malnourished
• 2.4 million young children suffer from acute malnutrition
• More than 500,000 children face severe, life-threatening hunger

For babies in feeding stages, this is not gradual. It is immediate.

Without milk:

• Their bodies weaken rapidly
• Their immune systems collapse
• Common illnesses become fatal

THE GAP: WHY INFANTS ARE BEING LEFT BEHIND

Humanitarian support in Yemen has declined sharply,  and the most vulnerable are paying the price.

For infants:

• General food aid is not age-appropriate
• Families dilute milk just to make it last
• Some babies go entire days without proper feeding

Milk is not a supplement here. It is the only lifeline.

THE RESPONSE: GETTING MILK TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST

Together Organization (MAAN) is mobilizing to respond directly to this urgent gap.

Your support enables:

• Delivery of infant milk formula to vulnerable children
• Prioritization of babies in critical feeding stages
• Reaching families with the least access
• Rapid response to urgent needs as they arise

The mission is simple:

Get milk to children who cannot survive without it.

THE REAL IMPACT

• 🍼 1 milk container = $8
• ⏳ Each container feeds a baby for approximately 7 days

That means:

• Missing just a few containers can push a child into danger
• Consistent access can mean the difference between life and loss

FEED THE MOST HELPLESS

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“The best of you are those who feed others.”

And who is more in need than:

• A hungry infant
• A child with no voice
• A life entirely dependent on others

This is sadaqah at its most powerful:

• Saving a life at its most fragile stage
• Earning reward beyond measure

A child in Yemen cannot wait for tomorrow’s help.

Their survival is measured in feeds.
And right now, feeds are being missed.

👉 Give now. Feed a child. Save a life.

🟢 FAQs

Q: Who receives the milk?
A: Infants and young children in critical feeding stages, prioritized by vulnerability.

Q: Why focus on milk?
A: For many infants, milk is their only source of nutrition and survival.

Q: How long does one container last?
A: Approximately 7 days depending on the child’s needs.