Jordan
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Jordan is considered one of the leading developing countries in the Middle East
Particularly in regard to its healthcare services, education programs and standards of living. However, the country’s populace suffers from relatively high rates of unemployment and poverty.
In 1946
Jordan was officially recognized as an independent state known as the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Since then, Jordan has served as a safe haven for refugees fleeing conflict in neighboring countries, including Palestine, Iraq and – more recently – Syria.
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Palestininan Refugees
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Syrian Refugees
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Iraqi Refugees
To assist refugees through different training and work programs
According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Jordan is home to nearly two million Palestinian refugees, almost one million Syrian refugees and around 400,000 Iraqi refugees. Refugees face the painful burden of poverty in Jordan. Unfortunately, the exodus of hundreds of thousands of new refugees has overwhelmed the Jordanian government and agencies who lack the resources to provide services at the required scale. The Jordanian government and international relief organizations have launched initiatives to assist refugees through different training and work programs, housing projects and citizenship.
Food Security
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| Food Security | $40, $80, $160, $400, $1000, Other |
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Education
Education Program
Education Program:Jordan
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| Education | $50, $100, $200, $300, Other |
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Shelter
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| Amount | $25, $150, $300, $500, Other |
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Winter Relief
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| Amount | $25, $100, $150, $275, Other |
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Zakat
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| Zakat | $10, $100, $1000, Other |
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