Published : 18-08-2018
The Palestine Charity Commission in AlAyedeen Camp in Hums distributed children’s clothes to a number of orphans and children with special needs.
The commission also handed over meat portions to Palestinian families displaced from Yarmouk Camp. At least 6,000 Palestinian families have been undergoing dire living conditions.
The charity continues to distribute children’s milk to families displaced from Yarmouk and who have been seeking shelter in Yalda, Babila, and Beit Sahem.
Left without roofs over their heads, Palestinian families who have been forcibly deported from Syria-based refugee camps, have been grappling with tough socio-economic conditions due to the dramatic price leap and steep rental fees, along with the high rates of unemployment and poverty.
The Palestine Charity Commission in AlAyedeen Camp in Hums distributed children’s clothes to a number of orphans and children with special needs.
The commission also handed over meat portions to Palestinian families displaced from Yarmouk Camp. At least 6,000 Palestinian families have been undergoing dire living conditions.
The charity continues to distribute children’s milk to families displaced from Yarmouk and who have been seeking shelter in Yalda, Babila, and Beit Sahem.
Left without roofs over their heads, Palestinian families who have been forcibly deported from Syria-based refugee camps, have been grappling with tough socio-economic conditions due to the dramatic price leap and steep rental fees, along with the high rates of unemployment and poverty.
