Blog: The Middle East

Holy Land Garden

After making sure that we had no other option than to move the greenhouse, we engaged some volunteers to disassemble it and set it aside for now. We are planning to erect a smaller greenhouse and experiment with shade cloth during the hottest time of the year. This will help us better understand how to proceed in the future as we expand our agriculture and try to be agriculturally active throughout the entire year in the Holy Land Garden project.  

Refugees in Lebanon

The whole world is facing the worst crisis since WWII. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis is also hitting Lebanon in the midst of our political and financial upheaval. TFF was and is still facing a hard time to withdraw money from our bank account.
 

Goat Loan Programme, Jordan

In Al Mowaqer Village, there are four newborn goats for this season and there are four pregnant sheep. At the end of this season, we are planning to move some of the goats to a new hosting family who lives in the same village in order to expand and benefit more poor and families in need. 
 

Thank you!

Rami

GHNI Assistant Regional Field Leader

Refugees in Jordan

Yemeni Refugees in Jordan

Sabeen, Madan, Sadiya (gma)

House of Ruth, Jordan

Computer Class

This month, students received some lessons on computer basics. For the older students, Laith noticed that they were better with using the computer than the younger ones, so as usual, Laith encouraged the older students to help the other students who are having some difficulties in applying lessons.

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