Blog: The Middle East

Holy Land Garden

Goat Loan Programme, Jordan

All our goats - hosting families are waiting for the newborn goats as this is the season until mid-March. After all the pregnant goats give birth, the number of goats will increase and that will enable us to move some goats to a new hosting family. This is what we are planning on and waiting to do.
 

Rami

GHNI Assistant Regional Field Leader

Refugees in Jordan

Families Adopting Families 

House of Ruth, Jordan

Clinic

The clinic is continuing providing its services. Many people are coming, as they don't get treated as well when they go to governmental hospitals and clinics.  They don't get good treatment for their conditions, so they prefer to come to the House of Ruth. They are happy and thankful.
 

Yazidi Refugees in Iraq and Lebanon

Holy Land Garden

Refugees in Lebanon

*Carmina is one of our sewing class students for this semester. She and the other 12 women will graduate at the end of this month. Carmina is 24 years old. She got married when she was 18 years old and sadly became pregnant after just three months. She had a baby girl, but her husband refused his daughter and so did her parents. She couldn't register her as her own, so her father registered her as his.

Goat Loan Programme, Jordan

We started working in Mowaqar Cluster and Um Battma Village in  2016. Global Hope bought 10 goats for a family in Al Mowaqar, and after one year, the 10 goats became 20 goats.
 

Refugees in Jordan

Families Adopting Families 

*Azim and his wife are from Mosul, Iraq. They have two boys, ages thriteen and nine years old. He left his village with the rest of the Iraqis because of the invasion of a militant group. He and his family headed to Kurdistan.

House of Ruth, Jordan

Clinic

This month the number of patients who visited the clinic were 130: 125 Jordanians and 5 Syrians. Dr. Fadi was able to spend more time with each patient, spread health awareness and give medical advice. 

Computer Class