| The Collateral Repair Project in affiliation with the International Humanities Center The Amman Team |
The Collateral Repair Project is only able to bring assistance to Iraqis in Jordan through the efforts of Iraqi refugees
who work hand in hand with us. They are immersed in the refugee community and, as such, have first-hand
understanding of the particular needs of their community.
They work long days that are filled with empathetic sorrow as they listen to the heartbreaking stories of these
families.
We thank all our present and past team members and we appreciate their tireless efforts to bring relief to some of the
hundreds of thousands of Iraqis exiled in Jordan
who work hand in hand with us. They are immersed in the refugee community and, as such, have first-hand
understanding of the particular needs of their community.
They work long days that are filled with empathetic sorrow as they listen to the heartbreaking stories of these
families.
We thank all our present and past team members and we appreciate their tireless efforts to bring relief to some of the
hundreds of thousands of Iraqis exiled in Jordan
Salwan
Um Ghazwan (Manal)
note: "Um" means "mother" in Arabic. In Arab culture it is common for women to become known as "Um" (or "mother of") the name of their first-born child -- "Abu" means "father"
and commonly men become known as "Abu" (or "father of") their first-born child
and commonly men become known as "Abu" (or "father of") their first-born child
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