Injured Syrian boy sent to Houston for Free Care

On February 25, 14 year old Mohammed Jammous, a Syrian refugee who lost his leg last August from a tank shell, boarded a flight from Amman, Jordan to Houston, Texas to start free orthopedic care and to have a new prosthesis built for him. While the PCRF is a humanitarian organization and has treated many Iraqi and Syrian children from all religions and ethnicity in the past, Mohammed is the first war-victim from Syria to go to the USA for free care. He is being supported by the PCRF Houston Chapter.

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