Please share! We're urgently appealing for support to meet the emergency needs of the growing number of Syrian refugee children in Jordan.
Children like 12-year-old Reem, who fled her village in Southern Syria with her parents and seven siblings after their neighbour's house was hit by shelling.
Life is difficult for refugees like Reem and her family at Za'atari camp, which is in the middle of the desert. It gets incredibly hot and dust storms are frequent. And the number of refugees there is increasing all the time.
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"We must act now because it is children who continue to suffer most," said UNICEF Jordan's Dominique Hyde.
Find out more about our work in Za'atari camp: http://uni.cf/PjI7Jz
© UNICEF Jordan/2012/Sharpe
Children like 12-year-old Reem, who fled her village in Southern Syria with her parents and seven siblings after their neighbour's house was hit by shelling.
Life is difficult for refugees like Reem and her family at Za'atari camp, which is in the middle of the desert. It gets incredibly hot and dust storms are frequent. And the number of refugees there is increasing all the time.
...
"We must act now because it is children who continue to suffer most," said UNICEF Jordan's Dominique Hyde.
Find out more about our work in Za'atari camp: http://uni.cf/PjI7Jz
© UNICEF Jordan/2012/Sharpe
1 comment:
Serves 'em right! :-)
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