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Wethaq launches rehab course for war traumatized children

[14/04/2018 05:28]

MARIB-SABA
Wethaq Foundation for Civil Orientation, a local NGO, has launched a course for rehabilitatingchildren traumatized either because of either their participation in the country's armed conflict or experiencing the war shock in an otherwise manner.

The course which Wethaq launched with support from King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid aims to rehabilitate 26 children from different Yemeni provinces. By the rehabilitation of these 26 children, a total of 80 children will have been rehabilitated.

The courses aim to prepare the child to be able to re-fit into the society and join schools.