Women's House in Ain Issa camp provides jobs opportunities for women

TURKI AL-KALET- MOHAMMAD AL-AHMAD/ GIÊE SIPÎ

More than a year ago, the Women's House in Ain Issa camp was opened, during this period, the house helped displaced women from various Syrian areas to solve their financial and social problems.

There are dozens of women in need of job opportunities, and in turn the Women's House places priority on women who have the responsibility of caring for their families, especially widows and divorcees.

According to the Women's House, they provide about 80 jobs per month.

It also seeks to secure the greatest number of jobs, where every woman has the right to work for one month only to give a chance for the rest of women who need work.

"The work opportunities for women help us to secure the daily sustenance of our families in these difficult living conditions that we are going through in the camp," said Hosni al-Ramdan and Taghrid al-Hamad.

In a related context, the administrator of the employment office, Afaf al-Mousa, confirmed that jobs opportunities will be increased to help the largest number of women in the camp, as most of the displaced women are in dire need of work to support their families.

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ANHA