Marib: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) celebrated the graduation of the third group of children from the center’s Reintegration of Children Formerly Associated with Armed Conflict project (Kafak) in Marib Governorate.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the ceremony featured artistic performances by the beneficiary children, reflecting improvements in their psychological well-being, along with a documentary highlighting their daily lives at the rehabilitation center. The event concluded with honoring the children and their parents, in addition to distributing vocational empowerment tools to help families start small projects and improve their living conditions.

The third phase of the project rehabilitated and reintegrated 25 children affected by the conflict and trained 25 of their parents in vocational skills, including sewing and pastry-making, to help provide stable sources of income for their families.

The initiative is part of the Kingdom’s broader humanitarian efforts, implemented through KSrelief, to mitigate the impact of conflict, strengthen child protection, and enable children to reintegrate into their communities as active members of society safely.