Ahmed: I can now look after my family
Deaf and mute Ahmed got a job at an aluminium factory, Arabella, in Jordan after it got a small business loan via UK Aid to help drive growth.
Iman: I had to flee but Syria is still my home
After facing hunger, cold and seeing people killed by bombs all around them, Iman and her daughte...
Helping homeless people in Gaza
Aid agencies estimate that at least 100,000 people remain homeless in Gaza, the small strip of la...
Amira: Married at 13 and beaten
Amira fled Jordan because of the trauma she'd suffered there before and during the conflict. With...
Nawal: I'm a psychologist working with refugees
The UK government has provided £28.3 million to the International Rescue Committee to support pe...
Ahmad: I'm learning more every day
Ahmad, 11, a Syrian refugee in Jordan, was out of school for two years. UK aid help got him back ...
New business with traditional textiles
Syrian refugees are reviving a traditional woodblock technique to make beautiful clothes and soft...
A tour of Zaatari refugee camp
A 360-degree look at the huge camp in Jordan that some 120,000 Syrian refugees now call home, whe...
