Published : 20-10-2017
The Jafra Foundation for Relief and Development in south Damascus continues to offer its services to the families who were displaced from Yarmouk camp to the neighboring towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm, after ISIS took control of the camp in April 2015.
The Foundation’s volunteering team continues to clean up the lanes and streets in those towns that are home to more than 2000 families from the camp.
Palestinian refugees in Syria are living under difficult and tragic conditions amid the displacements, the rise of prices, the spread of unemployment and the high rents, as well as the arrests and deaths due to the ongoing conflict.
The Jafra Foundation for Relief and Development in south Damascus continues to offer its services to the families who were displaced from Yarmouk camp to the neighboring towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm, after ISIS took control of the camp in April 2015.
The Foundation’s volunteering team continues to clean up the lanes and streets in those towns that are home to more than 2000 families from the camp.
Palestinian refugees in Syria are living under difficult and tragic conditions amid the displacements, the rise of prices, the spread of unemployment and the high rents, as well as the arrests and deaths due to the ongoing conflict.
