Safe Road for Peace & Development (SRPD) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2017, dedicated to providing humanitarian aid and supporting sustainable community development in Yemen, with a focus on areas affected by conflict and instability. Through innovative approaches, the organization aims to save lives, reduce poverty, empower marginalized communities, and promote lasting change.
Our vision is to be a leading organization where communities are empowered to live sustainably, and all individuals enjoy their fundamental rights according to basic humanitarian standards and principles.
We aim to provide humanitarian assistance and sustainable development to communities affected by crises, conflicts, and disasters, including internally displaced persons, refugees, and marginalized groups. Our mission is to deliver effective interventions across various sectors to alleviate human suffering and empower communities to live with dignity and in a sustainable manner, with a focus on the needs of the most vulnerable groups, and a commitment to basic humanitarian standards and principles.
As part of the activities of the “Sustainable Livelihoods and Integrated Services for Persons with Disabilities and their Families” project, SRPD and Handicap (HI) conducted a joint field visit to Al-Ola Training and Rehabilitation Center. The visit aimed to follow up on the implementation of the vocational training programs for…
On Sunday, 28 September 2025, the second phase of the training programs was launched at Al-Ola Training and Rehabilitation Center as part of the “Sustainable Livelihoods and Integrated Services for Persons with Disabilities and their Families in Amanat Al-Asema Project”, implemented by SRPD with support from Handicap International (HI) and…
As temperatures drop across Yemen, many refugees and asylum seekers struggle to cope with harsh winter conditions. In response, SRPD, in partnership with UNHCR, distributed 1,100 winter blankets to vulnerable households, prioritizing those at high protection risk, including the elderly, large families, single homeless persons, and those with disabilities. The…
SRPD participated in the recognition ceremony marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, held today morning at the cultural center hall in Sana’a. The event was organized under the supervision of the ministry of social affairs and labor, in collaboration with Handicap International, the International Committee of the Red…
As part of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence campaign, SRPD hosted a remarkable event at the Drop-in Center for refugees and asylum seekers. The event focused on raising awareness about combating violence against women and supporting refugee and asylum-seeking women. It also highlighted inspiring success stories of…
SRPD had the honor of hosting Mr. Marin Kajdomcaj, the UNHCR Representative in Yemen, and Mr. Hamed Barekzai, Program Officer, at the SRPD Drop-in Center in Sana’a. The visit provided an opportunity to showcase SRPD’s work in supporting refugees and asylum seekers and to strengthen cooperation between both organizations. During…
This project aims to improve the livelihoods of 120 households with persons with disabilities through a comprehensive set of interventions. The primary focus is on providing tailored training programs in soft skills, financial management, and business development to equip beneficiaries with the necessary skills for economic empowerment. To ensure inclusivity, beneficiaries will be identified and assessed, and local vocational training centers will be made accessible to them. Workshops will be conducted for trainers and staff at these centers to create an inclusive learning environment that caters to the specific needs of persons with disabilities.
SRPD is implementing the “Socio-economic assessment and support for Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the northern governorates of Yemen.” The project focuses on assessing and supporting vulnerable households through socio-economic assessments, emergency/rapid assessments, and cash assistance for eligible individuals. It follows UNHCR guidelines, emphasizing a participatory, community-based approach while integrating age, gender, and diversity into all activities.
Through coordination with UNHCR and other humanitarian actors, SRPD offers timely referrals to essential services like medical care and legal support, helping reduce harmful coping mechanisms and enhancing protection for those at risk.
People with disabilities in many communities continue to face significant challenges in accessing education, employment, and social inclusion, often limiting their potential and affecting their families and communities. However, hope lies in initiatives that aim to create meaningful change.
The Sustainable Livelihoods and Integrated Health Services for Persons with Disabilities and Their Families in Amanat Al-Asimah project, funded by BMZ and implemented in partnership with Handicap International and SRPD, aims to empower 120 individuals with disabilities through specialized training, vocational opportunities, and financial support—paving the way for their economic independence and full participation in society.
This project is fostering real opportunities and offering hope for a brighter future for people with disabilities and their families.
As temperatures drop across Yemen, many refugees and asylum seekers struggle to cope with harsh winter conditions. In response, SRPD, in partnership with UNHCR, distributed 1,100 winter blankets to vulnerable households, prioritizing those at high protection risk, including the elderly, large families, single homeless persons, and those with disabilities.
The drop-in center served as the main distribution point, while mobile teams ensured access for individuals with mobility challenges, such as the elderly and disabled. SRPD implemented crowd-control measures and strengthened communication efforts to ensure an organized and transparent process.
This distribution reinforced SRPD’s role as a trusted humanitarian partner, fostering confidence among beneficiaries.
Safe Road for Peace & Development joined The CALP Network as a member on May 1st, 2024. The CALP Network is a leading global organization establishing best practices, common standards and building capacity for Cash & Voucher Assistance (CVA) in humanitarian responses. Through our new membership, SRPD aims to strengthen our program approach and technical skills in line with best practices in the sector. We will engage with CALP’s diverse forums and resources to continually learn, share knowledge and work towards collective goals of empowering communities through choice and dignity.
Safe Road for Peace & Development has recently become a member of the CHS Alliance since March 22nd, 2024.
The CHS Alliance is a global network of organizations dedicated to improving the quality and accountability of humanitarian aid. Joining the CHS Alliance underscores our commitment to upholding the highest standards of quality, accountability, and transparency in our humanitarian work.
