Amman, August 2 (Petra) – The Restoring Hope Society, in partnership with Qatar Charity, is continuing to implement a rehabilitation and prosthetic limb program in Jordan for children injured in the Gaza Strip, providing comprehensive medical and psychosocial support to help them recover and reintegrate into their communities.

According to a statement issued Sunday by the Society, the initiative targets children who have undergone one or more limb amputations, offering medical treatment, physical therapy, psychological and social support, and prosthetic limb fitting to improve their mobility, independence and quality of life.

Restoring Hope Society Director General Bilal Abbasi said the project forms part of a comprehensive rehabilitation program for people injured during the war who lost limbs or access to specialized rehabilitation services.

He added that implementing the program in Jordan complements the Society's work in the Gaza Strip, where follow-up care and rehabilitation services continue after beneficiaries return home.

Qatar Charity's Jordan office director, Darrar Maayta, said the initiative reflects the organization's commitment to supporting those affected by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, particularly children facing long-term physical and psychological challenges as a result of their injuries.

He said the project goes beyond meeting urgent medical needs by helping children regain confidence and enabling them to rebuild their lives and contribute to a more stable future for themselves and their families.

The Society said the initiative adopts a comprehensive humanitarian approach, combining rehabilitation with psychosocial support to help children resume their education, daily activities and social lives.

The project, it noted, builds on Qatar Charity's humanitarian and development programs in Jordan, implemented since 2021 in partnership with government institutions and civil society organizations. These programs include social welfare, orphan sponsorship, assistance to vulnerable families, humanitarian relief and economic empowerment initiatives.

The Society and Qatar Charity reaffirmed their commitment to expanding sustainable humanitarian initiatives that place people at the center of relief efforts and help those affected by crises, particularly children, rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.

//Petra// AJ