With over 20 million in need of aid, Yemen is the world's single largest humanitarian crisis

 Emergency alert

Yemen, in the Middle East, is experiencing the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Today, more than 11 million children - nearly half the entire population of Australia - are in dire need of food, medical treatment, education, water and sanitation.

Charities Responding to the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen

> Oxfam

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Heba , 35, is the head of a Yemeni civil society organization based in Sana'a.

"I am one of the few lucky people who is still getting salary and able to purchase the items that I need but the overall situation is horrible, people cannot afford to buy what they need to meet their basic needs."