Aid for Gaza, Iraq & Syria Refugees in Jordan

During November and December 2025, our team in Jordan continued working to offer hope and opportunities to Iraqi refugee children in a context marked by vulnerability and lack of resources.

At our refugee school, we implemented a set of educational, extracurricular, and psychosocial activities aimed at adolescents aged 13 to 16. The goal: to improve learning outcomes, strengthen emotional well-being, and promote social inclusion in a safe and welcoming environment. In addition, we provided courses in Mathematics, English, Arabic, Science, Computer Studies, and Aramaic, supporting students at levels equivalent to 8th and 9th grade. We have also completed preparations to open the 10th grade in the second semester of the 2025/2026 school year, welcoming 12 new students.

Beyond the classroom, we organized art and painting workshops, sports sessions, environmental activities such as tree planting, and the creation of a “Graffiti Wall” where young people expressed messages of peace, hope, and coexistence.

Inspired by the approaches of Circus Smile and Humour Outreach, we developed workshops that combine circus skills, teamwork, music, and movement. These activities have helped reduce stress, strengthen resilience, improve self-confidence, and foster social cohesion among participants.

Every smile, every academic achievement, and every message of peace painted on our wall is the result of your support. The situation remains critical: thousands of refugee families need education, medical care, and protection. Together, we can continue multiplying the impact and bringing hope where it is most needed.

Thank you for being part of this mission!

Father Ángel and a team from Mensajeros de la Paz have traveled to Jordan to reinforce partnerships and deliver direct aid to refugee families, especially those who have fled the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

The visit was marked by deeply moving moments, including the case of a young girl in urgent need of open-heart surgery. She, her mother, and siblings were suffering from severe malnutrition and multiple infections. Thanks to our local partners, they received immediate medical attention at a hospital that supports refugee families.

From the border with the West Bank, where we collaborate with Catholic groups to facilitate the delivery of food into Gaza, Father Ángel issued a heartfelt plea: “In the name of our God, ‘God of all,’ I ask the leaders of the world for MERCY for the people of Gaza. No more deaths, no more pain, no more children starving on the brink of death.”

During the mission, we also held institutional meetings, including at the Spanish Embassy in Jordan, and visited key projects such as a safe house for women survivors of gender-based violence and a school for Iraqi refugee children.

Our headquarters in Jordan, run entirely by local staff, remains a cornerstone of our humanitarian work in the Middle East.

The situation is critical. Every minute counts. Thousands of families urgently need medical care, food, and protection. Together, we can multiply the impact and bring hope where it’s needed most. Thank you all for your generosity and support!