All of the orphans sponsored in Jordan are Palestinian refugees living in the Baqa'a refugee camp, which is situated 20km north of the capital Amman.
Baqa’a camp is the Middle East's largest refugee camp and is home to approximately 120,000 Palestinians. The Baqa'a camp was set up as a temporary measure to accommodate those fleeing the unrest caused by the Arab-Israeli conflict of 1967.
IR aid workers hold summer camps for orphans where they enjoy social activities including tournaments in football and tennis.
Vocational training courses also take place in the refugee camp which have benefited orphans and widows. Courses in sewing, computing and other practical subjects are available in the camp.