We may not need a miracle or a magic wand to create change—sometimes, all it takes is the will to open a door or even a small window to hope and transformation. Belqees Educational Complex has been a pathway and a beacon of hope for positive change.

Haith Al-Insan brings life back to a farm in Lahj, after it became nearly abandoned and barren, Tawakkol Karman Foundation stepped in to rehabilitate the farm and provide it with the necessary equipment, allowing it to bloom once again.

A profession is a homeland. Though the hero of our film tonight left his city, he carried his craft with him, finding a sense of security. With support from Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, he gained the means to improve his life—and in turn, he’s giving others the chance to stand strong in the face of life's challenges.

In a remote desert area of Hadramout, a young man visits schools in the city at the end of each academic year, searching for one thing. What he seeks isn’t for himself—it’s for the children in his community. He’s not looking for food or water, but for something even more vital. HaithAlinsan stands by him, and Tawakkol Karman Foundation is crafting a plan for the little ones—one that stretches beyond the vast desert.

Over 40 years ago, Abdulsalam was mesmerized by a machine that captured his imagination. From that moment, his eyes never strayed from ambition. But life’s challenges forced him to set his dream aside, trading it for an axe as he turned to woodcutting in his village. Then Haith Al-Insan reached him—transforming his path with a fully integrated project.

While some face challenges and turn them into unwavering determination.. The hero of our story endured more than just hurtful words—he battled an illness that took away his ability to live normally. With support from Haith Al-insan and Tawakkol Karman Foundation, Wajdi was given everything he needed to succeed, empowering him with his own project.

In a sudden moment, Marjan’s life changed—he lost movement in his hand, and when he tried to walk, his leg wouldn't respond. But he refused to give up, choosing instead to face life’s challenges alongside his family. Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, stood by Marjan’s side, giving him a new chance and a window of hope.

In one of the streets of Marib, where people from all over the country have recently gathered, a scene unfolds almost daily—one girl, then another, followed by many more, all heading toward the home of Aisha. Who is Aisha, the woman opening doors of hope for women in Marib from her small home? And how did their lives change after Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, knocked on that very door?

Mahmoud takes pride in making his neighbors look their best among the surrounding communities. No matter the time, he never turns away a client. He works hard to craft stylish haircuts that bring a touch of elegance beyond the reality they live in. After moving from shop to shop, HaithAlinsan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, provided him with a place of his own—ensuring a stable income and a brighter future.

Arwa mastered the art of crafting bags and accessories in the countryside of Taiz. With support from Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, her dream became a reality through her very own business—one that will also empower others. Achieving a dream is always the beginning of something greater.

It’s common to hear, “The patient was late getting to the hospital.” But when the issue is “The doctor was late arriving,” something is seriously wrong. Patients shouldn’t have to wait for hours after reaching the hospital. With support from Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, a solution was put in place—because getting to the hospital should mean immediate care, not more waiting.

They always see him standing, never noticing what the years have done to him—how time has slowed his steps and weighed down his feet. His story mirrors that of many others, where a lifetime of hard work never fades. For 41 years, Abdullah held onto the goal that first set him on his path. Just as his old dream began to fade, Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, found him—and made that long-lost dream a reality.

In the computer science department at Taiz University, new students are met with a surprise—outdated devices they wouldn’t even find in the city’s internet cafés, only in old photos. Haith Al-Insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, stepped in—equipping the department with the latest technology to support their education.

One day last year, hospitals in Abyan were overwhelmed with patients—all from the same village. Health workers were puzzled until the residents of Al-Mahwasa revealed the cause: contaminated water. Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, didn’t just respond to the crisis—it tackled the root cause, launching the first project of its kind in these remote villages.

When Haith Alinsan7 launched a greenhouse project for a young woman in Wadi Al-Dabab, it was the first hand to touch this new land. She wanted to be the one to take the first step toward her dream. And when the plants grew and the fruits appeared, Taybah’s hand was the first to harvest them. Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, transformed both her land and her future in Taiz.

In one of the old towns of Tarim, children wait every morning for transportation to take them to the rehabilitation center. Sometimes, an old bus with worn-out seats arrives—unsuitable for their needs. Other times, it’s already full. Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, stepped in to change the reality for children with disabilities, providing the support they deserve.

Masad—a vendor who has been deprived of life’s simplest necessities since childhood. He started working at an early age, and today, he must convince children to buy from him, using his warmth and charm to make his products feel like a source of joy. HaithAlinsan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, supported Masad with a mobile business, helping him improve his living conditions.

The Arabs once said, "Not everything that glitters is gold," and that’s exactly what we found in the Socotra Archipelago—an island that everyone dreams of visiting. We went there to get closer to the lives of the locals. Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, helped make Arafat’s dream come true. And in Socotra, many more dreams are waiting to be realized.

He lost his business, but never his kindness or the way he treated those around him. When people came to him in need of medicine but had no money, he would whisper, "Take your medicine and pay when you can." Then, disaster struck both him and his city, forcing him to return to his village. But there, he heard news that changed his life—until Haith Al-Insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, reached him and restored what he had lost.

For years, dozens of children walked long distances to study under makeshift tents and huts beneath the scorching sun. Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, reached a remote desert area in Shabwa—not just to build a school, but to create the most beautiful building in a land forgotten by many.

Today, we’re not talking about mothers surrounded by joy—we’re talking about the Yemeni woman who doesn’t have the luxury of happiness. The one who rises before the sun and sleeps only after the world has gone quiet. Umm Al-Waleed is a Yemeni mother fighting a relentless battle. She works, struggles, and pushes forward alone every day for her children. Her only weapon is a heart that refuses to break—and when it does, she mends it in silence. HaithAlinsan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, stood by Umm Al-Waleed this Mother’s Day, empowering her with a project of her own.

Some people turn their accidents into a source of strength and inspiration—it's as if their determination remains untouched, even if their bodies are not. With one hand, Taha runs his life. And on that one hand, many hopes now rest. Haith Alinsan, funded by Tawakko lKarman Foundation, supported Taha with a project of his own—one that’s made him a pillar of support for everyone around him.

For many rural girls in Taiz, the biggest fear in their final year of high school isn’t the exam—it’s finding a safe place to stay so they can pursue a university education. Haith Alinsan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, sought out young women who had overcome every challenge—and found a building that brought them together near the university. The years may have worn down the building, but they never wore down the hearts of the residents living inside.

In the heart of rural Taiz, families gather every morning, carrying their children on their shoulders—no distance too far, no effort too great. Their faces shine with hope, their hearts tied to a small but growing dream inside a modest center: Al-Irada Physical Therapy Center With the support of #HaithAlinsan and Tawakkol Karman Foundation, the dream that Abdulsalam and his companions once imagined is now becoming real. One day, the heroes of these stories will walk a shared path—turning into producers, lifting one another up, and standing strong together.

A mother who can’t read feels the heartbreak most deeply—when her child closes a book, she secretly opens it, hoping to understand something… only to find the memory of her own childhood, the day she was told, “What’s the use of education?” Haith Al insan7 journeyed to Hadramout, far from the cities, and found mothers whose only wish—beyond poverty or exhaustion—was to sit beside their children and say, “This is how you read, this is how you write.” Haith Al-insan, funded by Tawakkol Karman Foundation, built walls around that wish—and made it real.

The farther people are from city centers, the closer Haith Al-insan gets to them. Joy swept through the village of Makeeb in Al-Mahrah, which had been deprived of a basic service for decades—until Tawakkol Karman Foundation stepped in to build a health center.

Not far from the home where she lives, one of the world’s most stunning trees grows—the Dragon Blood Tree, native to Socotra. But for Iman, beauty takes a back seat to survival. Her focus has always been on meeting her basic needs—because when you’re fighting to get through the day, the ground beneath you hardly matters. Now, after a long life and years spent away from the island, Iman sits in her own shop—supported by Tawakkol Karman Foundation.