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KSrelieforganizes recreational trip for 26 war-affected children

[19/09/2018 02:04]

MARIB - SABA
King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) organized in Marib on Wednesday a recreational trip for 26 children, as part of a rehab programfor children psychologically affected by thewar as compulsory fighters in the ranks of Houthi rebelsor passive witnesses experiencing of the war's horrors.

The trip covered the tourist and historical landmarks of Marib province including the Balqees throne, the old and new Marib dams, and irrigation canals.

KSreliefhas rehabilitated 241 ex-child rebel fighters from several different parts of Yemen as part of a humanitarian project that aims to rehabilitate 2000 children in Yemen and integrate them back to schools.