A limited number of refugees have work permits; thus most of these families rely on humanitarian assistance to meet their basic needs. More than 40,000 Syrians are stranded at the northeastern border between Jordan and Syria. More than half the Syrian refugee population consists of children. Although most Syrian refugees in Jordan live in host communities, the country is now home to the second largest refugee camp in the world – Zaatari camp. This requires a great deal of assistance in every aspect and, with your help, we aim to provide the proper care to as many affected families as possible.