In July we sent a donation to their work. Anas writes: The UNRWA school of Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem serves the students from two-refugee camps. The children do not have equal opportunities to learn because of the crowded classes, which sometimes have more than fifty students in the same classroom. In addition, many of those students have learning difficulties and cannot receive additional help due to the US administration cutting all of the aid to UNRWA, and forcing them to discontinue the support education program within their schools. Read on
