2011

Young activists in Sana'a this morning carried out a campaign called "Ahna Lee Baadh", which worked to visit children at Al-Thawra General Hospital and distribute symbolic gifts to them.

Activists belonging to a number of youth initiatives and institutions worked during the evening to raise awareness of the importance of maintaining hygiene through silent plays performed at the Yemen Mall, Wissam Mall and the Max Center, targeting a number of the general public.

The campaign, sponsored by the Baader Foundation for Development and sponsored by the Foundation for All for Development, was attended by young people representing youthful, talented and fruitful youth initiatives.

During the visit to the Thalassemia patients department, Dr. Abdulla Abu Hatem, Deputy Director of Al Thawra Hospital, said that the importance of the campaign came at a time when the entire community was focusing on the issue of cleanliness. He praised the role of the organizers, targeting children and distributing gifts to them.

The coordinator of the campaign, Ayman Hamza, said that coordination was coordinated with the participating initiatives and sponsors, during which they showed their material and moral support for the success of the campaign, which was met by the management of the Revolution Hospital and the commercial centers.

He expressed his deep thanks to the Baader Foundation, which hosted the youth meetings, and the Foundation for All for Development, which donated 30,000 riyals to support the implementation of the campaign, as well as to the technical teams that participated in providing the gifts of children targeted by the activity.

The campaign targeted 60 children from the Department of Thalassemia and Cardiology and Pediatric Center at the General Revolution Hospital.

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