"There have been so many challenges. Being away from my family was awful – I didn’t choose the distance, but I had to stay here to earn enough to support them. I would never have left them if things in our area had been going well.
I was tense and anxious most of the time. Whenever I heard there was shelling or gunfire in our area, I called my family immediately. If I couldn’t get through, I was taken over by dark thoughts. I often had nightmares. ‘My father might get killed, my brother might get taken from the house, my sisters might be kidnapped’ – you become trapped in a psychological vortex." - Zainab, Health Educator, Mother and Child Hospital - Taiz Houban