Taiz province saw 808 Yemeni citizens who lost limbs receive medical services during July 2026 through the Prosthetic and Rehabilitation Center project.
According to SPA, the project is supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre. A total of 2,789 services were provided during the project, with men accounting for 60% and women 40% of the beneficiaries.
The distribution of beneficiaries included 82% residents and 18% displaced persons. Provided services encompassed the delivery of prosthetic limbs, measurement and maintenance of limbs, as well as specialized consultation and physiotherapy.
These efforts are part of humanitarian projects provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia via the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre to increase health sector capacity and reduce problems for the people of Yemen.
How many people benefited from the Taiz Prosthetic Center in July 2026? In July 2026, 808 Yemeni citizens who had lost their limbs received medical services at the Prosthetic and Rehabilitation Center in Taiz. This specific monthly activity was supported by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre as part of broader efforts to improve health capacity in Yemen.
What specific medical services were provided at the center? The center provided a total of 2,789 services throughout the project. These services included the delivery of prosthetic limbs, the measurement and maintenance of those limbs, and the provision of specialized consultation and physiotherapy for the beneficiaries.
What was the demographic breakdown of the project beneficiaries? The beneficiaries consisted of 60% men and 40% women. In terms of residency status, 82% of those who received services were residents of the area, while 18% were displaced persons.