Durable Homes for Syrian Refugees
Working Together to alleviate Poverty and Hunger.
Al Rahma Village on the Syrian-Turkish Border
In times of crisis, forced to flee all they know just to save themselves and their families, people can lose so much. When a home is destroyed, dreams are lost too. A new home is a chance to start dreaming again. It is more than just a building—a home is hope that life will go on after tragedy.
United Hands Relief is helping refugees transition to sturdier shelters where they can have access to services necessary to begin the process of healing and rebuilding their lives.
Jordan is home to hundreds of thousands of refugees and is suffering from food insecurity. There are 665,834 Syrian refugees registered in Jordan and 88,984 registered non-Syrian refugees in Jordan.
If you wish to support the UHR programs serving Syrian refugees, please, donate here.
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| Amount | $10, $50, $100, $300, $500, $1000, Other |
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How Did We Help Syrian Refugees
With this project, UHR aimed to help transform the lives of fifty plus Syrian refugee families by relocating them from makeshift shelters into durable concrete homes. Each home consists of two rooms, a toilet, and kitchen.
With the support of our generous donors, UHR was able to raise enough funds to build 50 homes, a community center (CC) and a water well that connects to all the homes providing running water 24/7.
This program targeted those who are less fortunate and have been living in tents and make-shift homes for years. This program will strengthen the efforts to meet the refugee communities’ longer-term needs.
Our refugee programs individuals directly affected by the Syrian conflict.
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