In Yemen, the shadow of war has left hundreds of thousands of children without one or both parents. In a society where the breadwinner is often the sole source of economic stability, the death of a father or mother doesn't just bring emotional trauma—it brings immediate, crushing poverty. These children, already grieving, are often forced to drop out of school to work in hazardous conditions or beg on the streets just to help their remaining family members survive another day. Without a protector, they are the most vulnerable to exploitation, malnutrition, and the loss of their basic human rights.