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Syrian refugee family gets household supplies in Amman

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Nahle Al Saye and her four children, refugees from Aleppo, Syria, open a box of household supplies in their apartment in Amman, Jordan, with help from Fadi Wakileh of International Orthodox Christian Charities, a member of the ACT Alliance. IOCC provides such boxes and other support to Syrian refugees, who aren't allowed by the Jordanian government to work, as well as to many poor Jordanian families that have been negatively impacted by rising rents and prices for basic commodities, the result of the influx of Syrians into the country.

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Refugees in Amman
Nahle Al Saye and her four children, refugees from Aleppo, Syria, open a box of household supplies in their apartment in Amman, Jordan, with help from Fadi Wakileh of International Orthodox Christian Charities, a member of the ACT Alliance. IOCC provides such boxes and other support to Syrian refugees, who aren't allowed by the Jordanian government to work, as well as to many poor Jordanian families that have been negatively impacted by rising rents and prices for basic commodities, the result of the influx of Syrians into the country.