Al-Muneera District in Al-Hodeidah governorate experienced a forgotten, difficult and complicated situation at all levels, especially on the health level, which weighed heavily on the citizen. Al-Muneera Hospital was a pile of stones, which eroded over time due to the erosion factors that left its mark on every part of this forgotten hospital. This has lost the confidence of patients from the people of the district with its potential as well as the people of the districts and other neighboring villages.
AFG, with funding from the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), intervened and revitalized the hospital by opening and rehabilitating the reproductive health center, which provides services that were not provided by the government, according to the district's beneficiaries.
The Foundation has worked to provide all reproductive health services from family planning services and prenatal even obstetric operations and emergencies are free for all beneficiaries, through the rehabilitation and maintenance of the hospital and the provision of all medical supplies and equipment and medical and technical staff qualified to ensure that women get all these services In the closest place, the easiest and safest way.
Numerous cases recorded by the Center after its opening reach in many days up to fifty cases, which created a permanent state of movement to the hospital from more than four other districts adjacent to Al-Muneera (Al-Zaidia, Al-Duha, Al-Qannas and Al-Maqlaf)  as the Center operates around the clock to receive and handle all cases.

Um Jihad, a native of Al-Muneera district, who we met her on the morning of her birth, says that her husband at midnight helped her on a motorcycle - because he did not have enough money to rent a car to take her to the hospital - and as soon as she arrived at the hospital she received the necessary health intervention and was transferred to the Department of Obstetrics and was born at dawn with ease, smoothness and free. Her husband also confirmed that after his eyes were filled with tears of joy - especially since the birth of his eldest child was in another hospital and cost him huge amounts of debt that he could not pay until recently.
With the country's difficult economic and political conditions that have caused more misery, poverty and disease, there is an urgent need for service facilities to alleviate these tough conditions for citizens. To this end, All Girls Foundation (AGF) in partnership with the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) has worked to rehabilitate the Reproductive Health Center at Al Munirah Rural Hospital by renovating it, providing it with the necessary medical equipment and supplies, and providing qualified medical staff to operate it perfectly. According to Um Jihad, one of thousands of women who have benefited from free medical services, the reproductive health center has made a great impact on her health and the health of the communities around the center. She also stated that the center had significantly reduced the burden of medical examination and medicine, which enabled her to save additional money that she could spend on other needs of her family.