As a trustee of the Source of Hope Foundation, Stephen K. Robert reaches out to distressed populations in various countries, including those affected by war. Stephen Robert has supported initiatives to assist displaced children in the Za’atari and Azraq refugee camps in Jordan.
The Syrian conflict has forced many citizens to seek refuge in neighboring nations. Jordan, in particular, has accommodated over half a million refugees in Za’atari and Azraq camps. These refugees encounter various challenges and rely heavily on humanitarian assistance. The most vulnerable in this group are children, who face health concerns, hazardous living conditions, and limited access to education.
International nonprofit organizations such as UNICEF and Relief International have ongoing efforts to ensure displaced Syrian children access to education. These organizations construct and equip classrooms, recruit teachers, and train them in inclusive education. Relief International has established childhood development centers to offer childcare services.
In addition to UNICEF and Relief International, other humanitarian aid organizations, such as the Source of Hope Foundation, offer programs that support education, arts, and mental health for children affected by war. The organizations provide direct funding to teachers, coaches, and professionals actively involved in educational activities and helping children cope with their circumstances.
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