AMMAN — The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center
(KSRelief) on Monday wrapped up the second phase of a winter clothes
distribution project, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
The project, which was launched in coordination with
the National Aid Fund, local associations and the Palestinian Affairs
Department, targeted 31,911 needy Jordanian families and Syrian and Palestinian
refugees in 11 governorates.
“This year’s winter season is the coldest since
2008, but thanks to KSRelief support, as our partner, we were able to benefit
159,555 people in most governorates to mitigate the effects of winter on people
in need across the Kingdom”, said JHCO Secretary General Hussein Al-Shebli.
KSRelief Jordan Office Director Saud Alhuzaim
stressed the importance of the relief project to meet the basic needs of
underprivileged families and refugees in Jordan, adding that the center is
continuously supporting those people through relief projects and according to
set plans.
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AMMAN — The
Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) and the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center
(KSRelief) on Monday wrapped up the second phase of a winter clothes
distribution project, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
The project, which was launched in coordination with
the National Aid Fund, local associations and the Palestinian Affairs
Department, targeted 31,911 needy Jordanian families and Syrian and Palestinian
refugees in 11 governorates.
“This year’s winter season is the coldest since
2008, but thanks to KSRelief support, as our partner, we were able to benefit
159,555 people in most governorates to mitigate the effects of winter on people
in need across the Kingdom”, said JHCO Secretary General Hussein Al-Shebli.
KSRelief Jordan Office Director Saud Alhuzaim
stressed the importance of the relief project to meet the basic needs of
underprivileged families and refugees in Jordan, adding that the center is
continuously supporting those people through relief projects and according to
set plans.
Read more National news
