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What We Do
Collateral Repair Project is a grassroots effort to bring much-needed assistance to refugees and other victims of war and conflict—those commonly referred to as “collateral damage.” We seek to repair some of this damage and, through these efforts, foster peace and reconciliation.
We are located in Amman, Jordan—temporary home to hundreds of thousands of Iraqi and Syrian refugees.
CRP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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LATEST ARTICLES
Solace for Everyone
Many refugees who arrive at CRP bring considerable emotional baggage with them. They are eager to put the turmoil of their home countries behind them and begin new chapters at CRP. Fortunately, they are often...
“Save Syria Medical Mission 2018” Comes to CRP
The IMANA Medical Relief (IMR) and United Muslim Relief (UMR) have participated in various medical and surgical missions around the world. One of them consists of providing Syrian refugees in and around Amman with free...
New Glass-Drilling Class at CRP!
Qais came to Jordan from Iraq about three years to escape Daesh, the so-called Islamic State. Before he left Baghdad, he was working in the electronics industry, repairing electrical appliances and welding. Since arriving in...
Extra Food Vouchers Distributed at CRP
“I have some financial support from my family in Iraq, but I need to spend most of it on medical treatment. The extra food-voucher distribution allows me to save this money, and still buy some...
Overcoming Adversity at CRP
Hadeel fled Iraq in 2015 after the invasion of Mosul’s region by Daesh (also known as ISIS). She is from one of the villages of the Nineveh Plain in Northern Iraq that was occupied and...
Coping with Traumatic Experiences Through Mind-Body Medicine
Shatha is an Iraqi refugee and member of a minority religious group who fled to Syria in 2010, then to Jordan in 2016. “My family and I have seen everything during those years,” she says....
Building Hope (Workshop) Together
Reem has been with Hope Workshop since the beginning. Though she lives far enough away that she has to take a taxi to get to CRP, she never misses a meeting. “I love the place....
How We Create Long-Standing Friendships at CRP
At CRP, we aim to bring the diversity of children found in refugee communities together. We give the kids various activities and organized events that will teach them to love and respect each other, themselves,...
Teen Education at CRP: Good for the Whole Community
Whether in school or out of school, refugee or Jordanian citizen, the first thing that draws teens to CRP is the promise of English and computer classes. Refugee teens are often shy when they first come,...
Refugees Build Hope Through New Technological Skills
Most refugees can’t legally work in Jordan. This leads to huge economic instability and compounds the stress they already carry with them from fleeing their home countries. At CRP, we try to break down these...
