Step into Aya’s day. At 17, she has lived in the camp since 2019. She dreams of going home to Iraq, seeing her father again and continuing her education. With UNICEF and partners, Aya attends computer and social cohesion sessions that build skills, dignity and respect. She also has access to safe water and learning opportunities. Conditions in the camp remain difficult. Aya’s wish is simple: “to go home and live in peace.” #ForEveryChild, #peace Meritxell Relaño Arana UN in Syria
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Child Protection Specialist - UNICEF State of Palestine
1wSuch important and amazing work you are doing Soraya Abu Monassar