Published : 27-04-2016
The UNRWA declared its intension to distribute financial aid for the second round of 2016 to the Palestinians of Syria refugees beginning from 2/5/2016 and ends in 23/6/2016. The UNRWA will give each member of the family 28000 SP where it will give 14000 SP for each member of the family who live in the shelter centers. UNRWA mentioned in its statement that there are no lists for the difficult cases “Rations” but for the families if the regular lists.
It is noted that UNRWA carried out auditing for its single information of the Palestinian refugees in Syria who didn’t get in the previous rounds aiming to make sure of the availability of all beneficiaries of the financial aid in Syria in addition to updating their information and the size of the benefited family in Syria.
It is mentioned that the Palestinians of Syria refugees live in harsh and miserable situation under displacement operation, high prices, spread of unemployment, and high prices of rent houses in addition to detention and victims of the ongoing conflict in Syria.
The UNRWA declared its intension to distribute financial aid for the second round of 2016 to the Palestinians of Syria refugees beginning from 2/5/2016 and ends in 23/6/2016. The UNRWA will give each member of the family 28000 SP where it will give 14000 SP for each member of the family who live in the shelter centers. UNRWA mentioned in its statement that there are no lists for the difficult cases “Rations” but for the families if the regular lists.
It is noted that UNRWA carried out auditing for its single information of the Palestinian refugees in Syria who didn’t get in the previous rounds aiming to make sure of the availability of all beneficiaries of the financial aid in Syria in addition to updating their information and the size of the benefited family in Syria.
It is mentioned that the Palestinians of Syria refugees live in harsh and miserable situation under displacement operation, high prices, spread of unemployment, and high prices of rent houses in addition to detention and victims of the ongoing conflict in Syria.
