The clinics at Al-Ja'ada Health Center in Midi District, Hajjah Governorate, Yemen, continued to provide medical services to beneficiaries, thanks to the ongoing and generous support of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center . These efforts are part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's humanitarian commitment to the brotherly Yemeni people, aiming to alleviate their suffering and provide necessary healthcare under the current circumstances.
Statistics on medical services provided
During the period from January 21 to 27, 2026, the center received 1,776 beneficiaries, offering a diverse range of medical services across various vital specialties. Statistical reports provide a detailed breakdown of patient numbers, reflecting the high demand for and need of the services provided
- Emergency Clinic: It received 550 cases, which confirms the center’s readiness to deal with critical and urgent cases.
- Internal Medicine Clinic: Provided its services to 329 beneficiaries.
- The children's clinic received 326 children, providing them with basic health care.
- The Epidemic Patients Clinic: It was visited by 244 patients, a number that indicates the center’s preventive and therapeutic role in combating communicable diseases.
- The Women and Obstetrics Clinic: 317 women benefited from it, in addition to the maternity department receiving 10 births.
Accompanying services and logistical support
The center's role was not limited to clinical examination alone, but extended to include auxiliary medical services that ensure the integration of the treatment process:
- The laboratory department conducted 610 accurate laboratory tests.
- 268 individuals benefited from the radiology department
- The pharmacy dispensed free medication to 1,605 patients.
- The surgery and dressing department dealt with 48 cases, while the observation department received 687 patients.
- Two activities were also carried out to dispose of medical waste in safe ways, to ensure the safety of the environment and the community.
The humanitarian context and the importance of health support in Yemen
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center's support for the health sector in Yemen is of paramount strategic importance, particularly in densely populated governorates like Hajjah, which face significant infrastructure challenges. Yemen's health sector has been under immense strain due to years of conflict, making the centers supported by the Kingdom a lifeline for thousands of families.
The Al-Ja’ada Health Center is a model of sustainable projects that aim to bridge the gap in medical services, as it directly contributes to reducing mortality rates among mothers and children, and containing epidemics before they spread, which reflects the comprehensive vision of Saudi aid that is not limited to food but includes sustainable health development.
Regional and international impact
These figures and ongoing efforts underscore the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's global leadership in humanitarian work, as it tops the list of donor countries to Yemen. The continued operation of such health centers contributes to strengthening social stability in affected areas and alleviates the burden of internal displacement by providing essential services in people's communities, thus reducing the need for long-distance travel in search of treatment.
