Within the quick-impact projects in the IDPs Community Center - Abs, with funding from the UNHCR, the Rawabi Al-Nahda Developmental Foundation held a training workshop for women's sewing, which targets 20 trainees from displaced women and from vulnerable families to provide job opportunities and improve their standard of living.In the course opened by Al-Aqari, the director of the community center, he welcomed the trainees, stressing the commitment to attend and devote themselves to obtain full benefit to prepare while they have the ability to work and improve their level of income. Protection officer Abdul Basit praised the role of the Commission in caring for the displaced, and such a project is the best guide, addressing the trainees. You have to be at the level of responsibility in order to be able to provide the daily income for your families. Nuwaihi added to the trainees that they do not hesitate to inquire and ask for help from the trainer so that the benefit will prevail. On the other hand, the trainees expressed their thanks and gratitude to the UNHCR and the RADF for holding this course and that they will return to their homes and families with benefit. The course lasts twenty days, and at the end of the course, sewing machines will be distributed to the trainees, along with some supplies necessary for practicing work.