Maher, 13, is a resident of Za'atari refugee camp, JordanPhotograph: Jonathan HyamsThe Za'atari refugee camp is a few miles south of Jordan's border with SyriaPhotograph: Jonathan HyamsMohammad, 17, in Irbid, northern Jordan where he now lives. He managed to leave the Za'atari camp where he had been living for a couple of weeks after fleeing SyriaPhotograph: Hedinn Halldorsson
One of the young residents at the Za'atari refugee campPhotograph: Hedinn HalldorssonManal, one, is among the very young at the refugee CampPhotograph: Jonathan HyamsChildren take part in drawing activities in one of Save the Children's child friendly spaces at the campPhotograph: Jonathan HyamsNawara, five, peers out from her tent in in the campPhotograph: Jonathan HyamsA Syrian girl takes part in group therapy activities as part of Save the Children's child protection programme at the campPhotograph: Jonathan HyamsHassan, 14, is from Zaynab, near Damascus. He and eight members of his family stayed at a relative's house in Mafraq, Jordan, a few weeks after fleeing what he describes as 'a massacre in our town'. His uncle, originally a Syrian, was able to get Hassan's family out of the Za'atari refugee campPhotograph: Hedinn HalldorssonA boy shows his picture during drawing activities in Za'atari refugee campPhotograph: Jonathan Hyams
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