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BEKAA VALLEY, LEBANON - MAY 5, 2016: Amer, 37, father of 4, is a refugee from Damascus. He was an ambulance driver, when his vehicle got hit by a RPG in December 2013. He suffered multiple wounds from shrapnels and he took months to recover. He is now working in a falafel shop and has $100 left per month after paying his rent. His children benefit the Non-Formal Education system.

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BEKAA VALLEY, LEBANON - MAY 5, 2016: Amer, 37, father of 4, is a refugee from Damascus. He was an ambulance driver, when his vehicle got hit by a RPG in December 2013. He suffered multiple wounds from shrapnels and he took months to recover. He is now working in a falafel shop and has $100 left per month after paying his rent. His children benefit the Non-Formal Education system.
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