The course, which was held in Al Hudaydah Governorate and lasted for six days, comes in the context of qualifying compassion for community health volunteers to serve the poorest and displaced groups in the Bar'a District. . Al-Atir explained that Compassion was keen to choose volunteers from remote villages in which health services are completely lacking, expressing her regret for the poor health situation witnessed by the Baraa District. At the end of the course, one of the trainees gave a presentation that narrated the benefit that they gained during the volunteer session, extending her gratitude to the Compassionate Foundation for its efforts to improve the level of health service in the district of Baraa. In addition, the obstetric emergency course, which is currently being held at May 22 Hospital in Hamadan, Sana'a, continued for the seventh consecutive day for the same project, which targets ten midwives to qualify them to work in the health units in the directorate.
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