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Souad Kasem Issa and her children Nour Eddin, 5, Rawan, 10, and Rahaf, 9, open hygiene kits provided by International Orthodox Christian Charities. They are Syrian refugees living in Amman, Jordan. The family of eight fled the city of Homs as fighting there worsened in 2012. Their home in Syria has since been destroyed by bombing, and they are struggling to survive in Jordan's capital city. The IOCC is a member of the ACT Alliance. The hygiene kits include a towel, soap, toothbrush, comb, and other items.

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Refugees in Amman
Souad Kasem Issa and her children Nour Eddin, 5, Rawan, 10, and Rahaf, 9, open hygiene kits provided by International Orthodox Christian Charities. They are Syrian refugees living in Amman, Jordan. The family of eight fled the city of Homs as fighting there worsened in 2012. Their home in Syria has since been destroyed by bombing, and they are struggling to survive in Jordan's capital city. The IOCC is a member of the ACT Alliance. The hygiene kits include a towel, soap, toothbrush, comb, and other items.