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Local Group Giving Hope, Creating Community for Syrian Refugees - KSTP News

Published December 23, 2024

Brittney Ermon with KSTP News in Minneapolis, Minnesota, broadcast a story about CVT’s work with Syrians, both in Jordan and in Minnesota. She spoke to Jill Davidson, targeted case management supervisor and social worker at the St. Paul Healing Center, and also to a former client from Syria now living in Amman. Interpretation was provided by Osama Al Araj, and Dr. Eman Al Shuaibi, senior psychosocial counselor worked closely with the client for the interview.

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Local Group Giving Hope, Creating Community for Syrian Refugees

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