Sadq is the head of a displaced family with 11 individuals most of them are females. He is 45 years old, displaced from Dhamar governorate after he had lost his work before 5 years to Al Saken IDPs hosting site, in Mawia subdistrict, Al Ta'iziyah district, Taiz governorate to live with his family in an old building there. Sadq said, "when we arrived to this area, Al a'aqel of this area gave us this old building which lacked for the most basic services, especially water and sanitation, but we had no choice or place to go for . We suffered a lot in living here and I tried to earn a living for my family to live with dignity "
Generations without Qat conducted the project of "Restoring/maintaining sustainable and emergency WASH services to support the most affected people in high priority districts in Maqbanah (parameter 1) and At Ta'iziyah (parameter 2) in Taiz Governorate,", that founded by YHF and aimed at increasing access of the targeted HHs of IDPs and the vulnerable host communities clean and safe water and suitable and appropriate sanitation facilities and to enhance hygiene practices of the targeted of HHs of IDP and host community in two high priority districts (61933 BNFs in Maqbanah and 2100 BNFs in At Ta'iziyah) in Taiz governorate.
Sadq was one of the 100 targeted beneficiaries in the project In Al Ta'iziyah district by installing an emergency latrine, supplied with solar energy, and sanitation kits.
Sadq sadly said, " Before GWQ installed the emergency latrine, my family were suffering alot .It is very painful when you want to go to the bathroom but you don't have one. We used to do that in a hole in the house or using plastic bags during the day and wait until the night to throw it away of our home" .Sadeq added, " Currently we feel so satisfied and we thank GWQ for helping us with installing this latrine and supplying with solar energy and sanitation kits .Thank you GWQ ,you maintain our dignity and safe our lives from the diseases and epidemics that may spread if we wouldn’t get this latrines."