Inside the only children’s Down support center in Syria’s Idlib

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CNN’s Arwa Damon visits the only Down syndrome support center for children in Syria’s war-torn Idlib province, where volunteers strive to give some of the country’s most vulnerable children a chance at a better life.

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2 thoughts on “Inside the only children’s Down support center in Syria’s Idlib”

  1. Hello Jason,

    I came here for the same reason. It would be incredibly useful that instead of just reporting the news, letting us know what we can do to help.

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  2. I cannot find the name of this center anywhere. It would be helpful to start a gofundme for them. Anyone have the name or contact info?

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