SOUL for the Development of Women and Children, Sana'a, Yemen
A group of professional, Yemeni women established SOUL in 1997. As a non-profit, non-governmental Yemeni organization, SOUL is committed to raising the quality of life of Yemeni women and children through development projects and partnerships with civil society, government and international organizations. SOUL conducts training and consultations, research, advocacy, awareness campaigns and service provision activities. SOUL has proven success and experience in implementing a variety of training programs for women, including in the field of Information Technology.

Al Aidroos Development Society
Al Aidroos for Women's Development and Charities Society was founded in 2001 with just 45 members. Today membership has increased to 300. The society works on a number of initiatives, including linking poor families in the community with employment opportunities, women’s professional development and education, raising women’s cultural, social and health awareness and micro-credit loan programs. Al Aidroos works closely with government agencies to provide services that ensure the active contribution to society of its beneficiaries.

Al Takaful Association
Al Takaful and Social Welfare Society, a charitable organization established in 1997, runs a variety of programs for underprivileged members in the Taiz community. Such programs include training and rehabilitation, social services aimed at families, micro-credit, and the provision of a multi-purpose technology center for the community.

Social Development Association - Hadramout
The Social Development Society aims to provide the Hadramout community with improved health care, youth training programs, and the advancement of women through increasing their participation in the community. The society runs a variety of programs, ranging from training for women in tailoring, hairdressing, literacy, study of the Koran and first aid, to organizing a medical mission at the Gil Bawazier General Hospital. The society was founded in 2003.