The healthcare infrastructure in Yemen has been pushed to the brink of total collapse. After years of conflict, less than half of the country’s health facilities are fully functional. Those that remain open face severe shortages of fuel to run generators, a lack of essential medicines, and a desperate need for qualified medical staff—many of whom have not received regular salaries for years. For a family living in a rural village or a displacement camp, the nearest hospital is often hours away, and the cost of transportation alone can be more than a month's wages.