Wednesday, March 29, 2017
IOCC :: Health and Wellbeing of Syrian Children
IOCC :: Health and Wellbeing of Syrian Children: After six years of conflict, IOCC is urging continued support for programs to meet the needs of Syrian children and adolescents who face food insecurity, lack access to education, and bear deep psychological scars. Children displaced by the conflict in Syria as well as those who are now refugees outside of the country require support to address all aspects of their health and well being.
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