Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, HI has continued to help the world’s most vulnerable people. To date, in Jordan, approximately 200,000 Syrian refugees have benefited from these initiatives.įinally, HI works with organisations of people with disabilities, helping them to obtain greater recognition of their rights at national level. Since its establishment in 1860, Zalatimo Sweets Company has been seeking to provide great-tasting products and high-quality services locally and globally and to innovate in modern food industry technologies to achieve leadership in this field through our highly qualified and experienced team. In addition, HI has set up several permanent and mobile "disability and vulnerability" centres to ensure that the most vulnerable people receive the help they need: rehabilitation care, prostheses, mobility aids (crutches, wheelchairs, etc.), psychosocial support and assistance in accessing other forms of humanitarian aid. In Jordan, HI provides rehabilitation services to people with disabilities or injured during the Syrian conflict and who have fled to Jordan, including particularly vulnerable people. The association also provides training to the local staff. The organization also implements projects to promote better recognition of the rights of people with disabilities in Jordan. HI is managing a remote humanitarian program from three hubs in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, along four main pillars: Support to health partners (hospitals, care houses, rehabilitation centers, local NGOs) for the provision of comprehensive rehabilitation services (physical. working in collaboration with HelpAge International, found that 5.7 of. GRANT OFFICER Handicap International ,Humanity & Inclusion. The organization provides rehabilitation services: physiotherapy and orthopaedic equipment services to people with disabilities or injuries in the centre set up in refugee camp and in hospitals and clinics. In Jordan, Humanity & Inclusion is working to assist refugeesmany from.
Since the summer of 2012, HI has been working alongside Syrian refugees and vulnerable people in Jordan, including people with disabilities. Toward Sustainable Rehabilitation Services in Jordan Handicap International Nov 2016 - Present 5 years 2 months.
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