Since 2011, Jordan has played a significant role in hosting Syrian refugees fleeing conflict and seeking asylum in neighboring countries. While many live in formal camps, others live near farms in an effort to support their families but end up very far from schools, forcing children to drop out and work at a young age.

104 Jordanian and Syrian students were sharing two classrooms in Desert Mafraq, one of the closest villages to the Syrian border. HHRD MENA offered Mghayer Al Sarhan Primary School a prefabricated and fully equipped mobile classroom, giving students the space they have long needed, including a toilet unit that helped not only them but multiple grades who also use this very important facility during school hours.