At the launch attended by the Initiatives Advisor, Mr. Ghazi Al-Bana, and Ms. Safaa Al-Aghbari, the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at the organization, the necessary needs of the target families were purchased and then delivered to the target family locations.

In this regard, Randa Al-Shamiri, the director of the Doroub Al-Amal (Pathways of Hope) initiative, stated that the targeting of families in this phase consists of 6 projects: an electrical craft empowerment project, a livestock breeding project, two sewing projects, a chicken selling project, and a small grocery store project for food items. She also called on all civil society organizations to focus on economic empowerment projects for families and unemployed youth.

It is worth noting that as part of the "Strengthening Community Peacebuilding Mechanisms in Yemen" project, the Youth Without Borders organization provided small grants to implement projects for 15 initiatives in the second phase.