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CRP Donor Urges Others to Show Compassion for Refugees: “They are our neighbors”
Every donor is very important to us. Your kindness and generosity means the world to us. We want to thank you for your constant support because we really wouldn’t be able to do what we...
In Her Words: A Board Member Shares Why She Got Involved with CRP
My name is Allison Monroe, and I am a member of CRP’s Board of Directors. I would like to take a minute to share my story of how I became involved with CRP and all...
Supergirls Bond While Learning Life Skills
Supergirls is a leadership program at CRP for girls ages 6 to 12. It provides girls with a friendly space to talk about their emotions and teaches them techniques, like yoga and meditation, to deal with...
Building Brotherhood at the Barbershop
Barbershop helps community members fill their days while waiting for possible resettlement. Learning new skills allows the men to feel as though they are not wasting their time and could potentially lead to a source...
Healing after Heartache: Male Refugees Help One Another Recover From The Wounds of War
One of our most unique programs is Diwaniya, a support group for men that meets once a
week. CRP is one of only a few NGOs in Jordan that provide psychological support
specifically geared toward adult male refugees,...