due to the presence of large numbers of IDP families reside in religious institutions, and their exposure to the severe cold in the winter, and in one of the churches in Kirkuk Governorate, (300) kits was distributed of winter cladding on the children of IDP families from Nineveh plain and other areas and living in that Church that had these families during their displacement from their homes, and from the request that was submitted by the families to our Institute as a result of coordination and continuous communication between the Institute and all the governmental, non-governmental, social, and religious organizations…
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