Joint KSrelief, Jordanian charity group project targets Syrian refugees with special needs

KSrelief and Jordanian Hashemite Charity Organization workers are in the process of completing the third phase of the "Housing Support for Syrian Families in Jordan" project, which targets people with special needs who suffer from the inability to move and lead their lives normally. (Twitter: @_jhco)

• The project benefits people with special needs who suffer from the inability to move and lead their lives normally

IRBID, Jordan: The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has handed over a third batch of housing allowances to 111 Syrian refugee families in Irbid, Jordan.

Ksrelief’s aid package comes as part of a housing support project for Syrian families conducted in cooperation with the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization.

Beneficiary families were selected in coordination with the local organization in Irbid.

The three-year project was launched to provide housing for Syrian refugee families in Jordan whose breadwinner or a family member is immobile and unable to lead a normal life, limiting their ability to provide an income or daily essentials for their family.

This comes within the framework of aid projects from Saudi Arabia, through its humanitarian arm KSrelief, to improve the living conditions of Syrian refugees in various regions.