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  • Yemen's child soldiers face long road after suffering sexual, physical abuse
  • Children focus on a classmate during studies at the King Salman (KS) Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center in Yemen.
  • Former child soldiers swap their militia garb for school uniforms while attending the Rehabilitation of Children Recruited and Impacted by War.
  • Soldiers stand guard outside the King Salman (KS) Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center in Yemen.
  • The sign outside the King Salman (KS) Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center in Yemen.
  • Broken, pockmarked walls show signs of attacks at the KS Relief Center, where former child soldiers find solace and treatment.
  • Children's artwork is displayed on the walls inside the KS Relief Center.
  • Former child soldiers-turned-students sleep in dorms at the KS Relief Center in Yemen.
  • A student plays a board game with counselors and staff at the KS Relief Center in Yemen.
  • A young student shows off his medal among counselors and staff at the KS Relief Center in Yemen.
  • Students share a clean, dormitory-style bedroom during their time at the KS Relief Center.
  • The KS Relief Center offers students fun activities, which include ping-pong and arts and crafts.
  • Each student at the KS Relief Center has their own place to sleep while they recover.
  • Mohammad Mobarak, the project manager for the school and the KS Relief Center
  • Dr. Mahyob Almechlatky, a psychiatrist at the Rehabilitation of Children Recruited and Impacted by War
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