One of the largest refugee camps in Jordan, the Zaatari camp accommodates over 80,000 Syrian refugees among whom are thousands of orphans and disabled children. The disabilities are not limited to physical injuries but mental and sensory damage.

There is a need to establish a rehabilitation centre that provides a suitable place for disabled children and orphans. There is also a lack of educational facilities for the disabled and the number of disabled children in the camp is rising.

Therefore, the centre will provide rehabilitation, care and education for all children and orphans. It will also help parents - especially mothers - raise their children.

I'll be travelling with fellow university students to Jordan from the 27th of July to the 1st of August on a convoy organised by Human Relief Foundation to help orphans and disabled children living in the Zaatari refugee camp.

The facility will cost £200,000 so the more I can raise, the sooner we can have the facility supporting those who have fled the civil war. 

Jazallahukhairan,

Abubakr Karimabadi