More Refugee Women and Children are suffering
The situation for refugees in Jordan is dire. We are
seeing more families
arriving, and the depth of their poverty and distress is worsening.
Please give to our Refugee Aid Appeal
£24.50 could enable a child to benefit from
therapeutic art classes
£49 could provide vocational training for a couple
of women
£87.50 could support specialised ‘Learning through
play’ for five refugee children
£175 could contribute towards a psychosocial
support project for ten women.
Please Donate Today
Please give to our Olive Tree Centre Appeal to enable
us to provide more women and children with access to food, education and psycho-social support.
Make a donation from the US
US supporters can make a tax-deductible donation to
this appeal by going via our CAF America page. Simply state 'Refugee Aid' as the grant purpose
and your donation will go directly towards providing urgently needed support for our Olive Tree
Centres.
Fleeing Persecution and War
Eyad George's Story
Eyad is a 48 year old who fled Iraq with his family last
October. His family had been persecuted for being Christian, in the wake of the war in Gaza,
so they had no choice but to leave. Eyad who attends our Olive Tree Centre told us; "Father
Bolus has helped us find accommodation, provided us with food coupons and psychological
support. My children attend classes and I am learning English too. We feel we are part of a
big family here. Every activity here is special the atmosphere and everything."
Aram's Story
“I’ve lived in Jordan for more than 8 years. I started coming to
the church here and taking the courses such as music, where I learned to play the guitar
which I love to play. I am now learning Arabic and I am seeing a huge difference in my
skills.”
