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Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans

Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans
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BACKGROUND

When they reach the age of 18, orphans graduate from care homes and begin a new phase of their educational and working lives. However, they may lack guidance, financial and psychological support at this stage due to their difficult living conditions. Based on this reality, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah took the initiative to launch the Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans in 2003 and it was established in 2006 under the name of the Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans as a non-profit charitable organization. Al Aman Fund aims, through education and rehabilitation programs, to help orphans reach self-reliance and become productive members of society. 

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VISION
Providing orphaned youth with a better future and helping them become fully independent.
MISSION
Equipping youth with the education and skills needed to become self-reliant and productive members of society by offering them practical support schemes after coming of age.
impact:

 

  • More than 4,762 orphans have benefited from Al-Aman Fund’s programs.
  • 3,383 graduates
  • 853 active students

WHAT BENEFICIARIES SHARED

 

When Hamza’s father passed away, his mother was no longer able to pay the bills and provide a decent level of living to her family. With a heavy heart, she had to place Hamza in an orphanage.

From his early years, Hamza showed huge potential and he always dreamt of attending university. He knew, however, that his family couldn’t afford his university fees. Hamza thought that getting a higher education was only ever going to be a dream, and his hope of one day securing a good job and a decent life for himself will never become a reality. That is until Hamza heard about the Al-Amad Fund for the Future of Orphans and submit his application on his 18th birthday.

Meeting all requirements, Hamza was admitted as a beneficiary in the program and after three years of hard work and dedication, he graduated top of his class, receiving a BA in Accounting from the University of Jordan.

Hamza’s story didn’t end there, his councilors stayed in touch with him after he finished university and offered him a lot of guidance and support. This led to him getting the chance to intern at one of the biggest banks in Jordan. Hamza felt like he could take it even a step further and applied for a Masters degree in Accounting and with the help of Al-Aman, he is now attending his courses at university.

Hamza’s personality and confidence left an impression back at the bank where he interned and his supervisors decided to offer him a full-time job with special permission to attend classes at the university.

Hamza says, “with hard work and dedication, the sky's the only limit.”