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AFOPA's "3 Things" Digest

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3 Humanitarians
March 2016 ~ We saw 65 patients in two days
March 2016 ~ Time warp in Lebanon
April 2016 ~ UNRWA in Syria
Dr Francis Nathan in Lebanon
AFOPA IN LEBANON
65 patients and 18 operations in 2 days - Adelaide-based opthalmic surgeon, Dr Francis Nathan, reports on his recent visit to Lebanon, working with Palestinian and Syrian refugees fleeing the civil war in neighbouring Syria. AFOPA members and donors supported this important work with resources and medical equipment - thank you!    Click here to read full article >>
Merlin Nathan in Lebanon
AFOPA IN LEBANON
"The first two days in Lebanon was a time warp for us.  We were back in Lebanon after five years' absence and remembering our days, many years ago, as fledgling volunteers..." - occupational therapist, Merlin Nathan, in Lebanon.
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AFOPA Quiz Night 28 May 2016You too can support this important humanitarian work.
The AFOPA QUIZ NIGHT, 28 May 2016, is our annual fundraising event to support our humanitarian work with Palestinian communities in Palestine and Lebanon.
Grab your trivia crew & book your tickets now!
#AFOPAQuizNight
UNRWA Syria Crisis - 5 YearsHumanitarian Update: UNRWA IN SYRIA
Living in contested areas, facing high poverty rates and experiencing tenuous living conditions after fleeing to Lebanon and Jordan, the 560,000 Palestine refugees of Syria have suffered greatly in the crisis over the last five years. We remember the photos of the desperate flood of people fleeing Yarmouk refugee camp in 2014.

An estimated 95 percent of the Palestine refugees registered with UNRWA* in Syria remain inside the country; over two thirds (280,000 people) are internally displaced and some 95 percent (430,000) are in need of sustained humanitarian assistance.
* United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees
Read more about UNRWA's work to protect Palestine refugees in Syria >>
You can be a part of AFOPA's humanitarian work by becoming an AFOPA MEMBER today >>
"Why Palestine? Because it is a just cause, a noble ideal, a moral quest for morality and human rights."
~ Edward Said ~
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