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The "UNHCR" mobile help desk continues to provide its services in Mafraq

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The "UNHCR" mobile help desk continues to provide its services in Mafraq

The mobile help desk of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Mafraq field office, continues to provide counseling and protection services during the upcoming month of November through field visits covering a number of areas in Mafraq Governorate, with the aim of facilitating beneficiaries' access to services and answering their inquiries.

According to the announced schedule, the visits begin on Monday, November 2, at the Al-Masira Association for Development and Charity, followed by Wednesday, November 4, at the Beit Al-Barakah Charity Association, Sunday, November 8, at the Al-Asayel Association, and Monday, November 9, at the Sabe' Asir Association for Social Development.

The office continues its visits on Wednesday, November 11, to the Al-Zakiyah Charity Association, Monday, November 16, to the Al-Jafn Women's Charity Association, Wednesday, November 18, to the Al-Nahda Cooperative Association, and Monday, November 23, to the Al-Ghadir Al-Abyad Charity Association.

The visits also include Wednesday, November 25, at the Al-Hamra Association for Social Development, and Thursday, November 26, to Arab Women, concluding on Monday, November 30, at the White Hands Association.

Counseling and protection services will be provided at the specified locations from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM, to allow beneficiaries the opportunity to raise their inquiries and obtain available guidance and support.

These visits come within the framework of the UNHCR's efforts to facilitate access to its services in various regions and bring services closer to refugees and beneficiaries, contributing to meeting their needs and facilitating their access to necessary information.

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