Voices from the Middle East
Welcome to Voices.
Part of the mandate of JRS is to help give a voice to refugees. This section is dedicated to just that. Here you will find stories from refugees, their successes and the challenges they face rebuilding their lives.
Welcome to Voices.
Part of the mandate of JRS is to help give a voice to refugees. This section is dedicated to just that. Here you will find stories from refugees, their successes and the challenges they face rebuilding their lives.
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Turkey: Service is love, a volunteer’s perspective Annette Stacy is from the USA and volunteers with JRS Turkey. This is her reflection about her interactions with the refugees and asylum seekers. Read more >> |
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Jordan: finding peace and home amidst chaos (Amman) February 25, 2013 – Giulia El Dardiry spent time with Jesuit Refugee Service Jordan in 2012, while working with Iraqi refugees for her PhD dissertation in Anthropology. She is a student at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She shares her experiences in Jordan with us in this reflection. Read more >> |
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Syria: JRS centre offers a fresh start to Iraqis Aleppo, 28 May 2012 – After his daughter, Ghufran, was shot in the leg and his home and business attacked, Bassam Abdullah had reached his limit. Six days later he fled. In 2010, three years later, his wife and four children came across the JRS Deir Vartan Centre, a stroke of luck which changed his life. Read more >> |







