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The British Association Foreign Aid Service (FAS) launches Syria appeal

London, 2 July 2013

A small Syrian collects blankets for her refugee family, Khaldieh centre, north Lebanon Photo: Andreas Krogmann

A small Syrian collects blankets for her refugee family, Khaldieh centre, north Lebanon Photo: Andreas Krogmann

They are destitute, frightened, shocked. Since August 2012, the Order of Malta’s Kahldieh socio-medical centre in north Lebanon has been inundated with refugees from Syria. To date, the centre has provided free medical treatment for more than 1,300 Syrian refugees. The service has expanded into nearby villages where refugees are living in deepest poverty.

More resources are desperately needed.

Please help by donating to the FAS appeal: www.justgiving.com/4-syria

Refugee crisis: the Order of Malta has been active in Syria, Turkey and Lebanon since August 2012, providing emergency aid for more than 30,000 people.

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