Unicef and partners completed the rehabilitation of Zarqa water pumping station which is now benefiting approximately 505,000 people.

Understanding the MH and PSS Needs, and service utilization of Syrian refugees and Jordanian national’s assessment and report has been finalized and uploaded

Under the auspices of the Protection Working Group, an operational level Durable Solutions Technical Group (DSTG) was established in Jordan in October 2017

USAID has launched new five-year, $50 million Health Service Delivery Flagship to expand the capacity of the health system. The goal is to improve access to quality services through expanding health networks; promoting the integration of key reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health interventions; and fostering community ownership to increase health facility accountability

US President Barack Obama pledges additional $200m to Syrian refugee situation in Jordan

US Boosts Aid to Syria War-Affected by $439 Million.

UNICEF/WASH: Equipping and connecting the two wells in Dafiyana and Abu Al Farth is 80% completed

UNICEF/THW deliver a record 2,557,000 liters of water to Za'atri camp on one day-the highest amount ever reported.

UNICEF/REACH Joint Education Needs Assessment published at http://data.unhcr.org/syrianrefugees/download.php?id=8570

UNICEF, in collaboration with partners and the Ministry of Education, began school-based summer holiday remedial education classes on 17 June, targeting 5,500 vulnerable Syrian and Jordanian children in 15 directorates. UNICEF partner Save the Children International is providing recreational activities and psychosocial support in 40 public schools to complement these activities. UNICEF has provided psychosocial support to over 6,000 vulnerable Syrian children and family members since the response began.