The Muntada Aid Rehabilitation Center for Syrian disabled children was opened in the Karaköprü district of Şanlıurfa, in cooperation with the Alliance of International Doctors (AID), the Şifaeli Association, and the UK-based Muntada Aid.

The ceremony was attended by AK Party Kahramanmaraş MP Mehmet İlker Çitil, AK Party Uşak MP Alim Tunç, Şanlıurfa Governor İzzettin Küçük, Şanlıurfa Mufti İhsan Açık, Şifaeli Association President Dr. Eyyüp Hazar, Alliance of International Doctors (AID) President Dr. Mevlit Yurtseven, Muntada AID President Dr. Saeed Alghadie, and Sayid Ali.

Şanlıurfa Governor İzzettin Küçük cut the ribbon at the opening of the center. A physiotherapist and instructor will work at the rehabilitation center, which will serve 90 Syrian disabled children. The rehabilitation center will also provide various forms of education to 12 orphaned children. Governor İzzettin Küçük, who performed the opening, toured the rehabilitation center and chatted with the students receiving education there. After receiving information from officials, Governor İzzettin Küçük stated that the rehabilitation center's work would contribute to resolving an important problem. At the center opened in Şanlıurfa by AID, the Şifaeli Association, and Muntada Aid for Syrian children in need of rehabilitation, the aim is to improve the children's functional condition as much as possible and reduce their dependency on others. The child-friendly area within the center will benefit Syrian and local children as well as their families.

In the area, where Syrian orphaned children will be given priority, education and play activities as well as psychosocial support services will be provided.