New Istanbul centre treats Syrian children
The Daily Sabah, in Turkey, has featured our new psychological centre in Istanbul which is helping children who have fled the Syrian conflict. Mina, a shy and quiet eight-year-old from Damascus, she speaks of how a dead body lay in front of her Damascus home for weeks as people were too afraid to move it. Later, her home was hit by a bomb, forcing her to hide in the bathroom with her family. Read more about the project and Mina's story here
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