unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 6月19日 05時15分

“I brought this dog.” 15-year-old Shatha left Syria when she was only 8 or 9 years old. “I don’t remember much… When we had to leave, I took him with me, I was thinking he would protect me. I had so many toys to choose from but he was my favourite – I played with him a lot… I remember being on the bus here and sleeping a lot. I held him the whole way to Za’atari. “The camp was full of tents back then and life was hard, really hard. I kept getting lost. I never let go of my dog in those first days so he could protect me… Now life is sweet. We have these centres and schools and we’re getting an education. We have friends and parties.” Shatha wants to be a lawyer when she grows up to protect herself and others. “I love the Makani, it’s my favourite place in the camp. We learn and we play here. I play lots of football and like the computers… My toy dog will always be with me. I’ll tell my children my whole life story and his – because it’s the same as mine.” UNICEF-supported Makani centres are places where learning activities and services go hand in hand offering a comprehensive approach to promote the full development and well-being of children, young people and their families. At Makani, children get to be children again, hold on to what matters and heal. #AChildIsAChild #WorldRefugeeDay © UNICEF/UN0264946 & UN0264948/Herwig

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