Jordan/Amman – A school for everybody
Jordan
context & objective
About four million people live in the Jordanian capital of Amman, 10% of whom are Christian. The city attracted a large number of displaced people from Iraq, who arrived in Jordan with nothing.
Pro Terra Sancta launched a project in 2017 for the support and professional development of Iraqi refugees. Refugees are regularly provided with basic necessities and are encouraged to integrate through education and school, funded by the Association.
Pro Terra Sancta has also activated entrepreneurship projects for women, in order to promote independence and harmonization within the Jordanian social fabric.
Pro Terra Sancta launched a project in 2017 for the support and professional development of Iraqi refugees. Refugees are regularly provided with basic necessities and are encouraged to integrate through education and school, funded by the Association.
Pro Terra Sancta has also activated entrepreneurship projects for women, in order to promote independence and harmonization within the Jordanian social fabric.
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