Saudi Relief Campaign, which is aiding Syrians in Jordan, signed recently 131 contracts to rent residential units for Syrian families with special needs.
Attending the signing of the contracts Saad bin Muhana Al-Swaid, director of the office and the projects.
The office of the campaign in Jordan is represented by the Interior Minister councilor and Saa’ed Al-Urabi Al-Harthi, head of the campaign for the relief of the Syrians.
The housing project for Syrian refugees with special needs is part of a joint project between the Saudi Campaign for the Relief of Syrians to provide shelter for Syrian families who have family members with special needs, or who are widows and orphans.
The project also provides families with the basic necessities for lodging.
Al-Swaid said that the apartments that were rented will house 131 Syrian families.
“The project will accommodate 500 Syrian families with special needs,” said Al-Swaid.
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