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The UK’s new Minister for Syrian Refugees has visited Save the Children and UNICEF’s Child Family Centre in Za’atari Refugee camp on Wednesday.

“When I grow up, I want to be a singer, sing songs for my home Syria” Ibrahim said.

“It feels good to build sculptures out of materials and scraps that seem useless.” Hani said.

“I would rather struggle now instead of seeing my daughter struggle in the future” Rana said

September 14^th 2015

British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in Jordan on Monday for a visit to Za’atari camp for Syrian refugees accompanied by Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Joudeh.

During his time in the camp, the PM visited one of Save the Children’s Youth Multi-Activity Centers, joining two of the classes that were taking place there.

The PM engaged with the young students and asked them about their life in the camp, their aspirations and ambitions.