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- افاق الأردن للتنمية والتدريب هي مؤسسة اردنية رائدة في مجال العمل التنموي والشبابي تاسست عام 2013م بجهود مجموعة من الشباب الناشطين في مجال حقوق الانسان والحريات العامة. - تمتلك المؤسسة شبكة متطوعين في كافة محافظات المملكة ولديها شراكات ومذكرات تعاون مع العديد من مؤسسات المجتمع المدني والمؤسسات الحكومية في اغلب المحافظات - لدى المؤسسة اتفاقيات تعاون وشراكة مع مؤسسات حكومية منها وزارة الشباب ووزارة التنمية الاجتماعة ومديرية شرطة المفرق / قسم رعاية الاحداث – قسم حماية الاسرة – الشرطة المجتمعية – وزارة العدل – جامعة ال البيت – الجامعه الهاشمية - المؤسسة معتمدة لدى وزارة العدل ووزارة التنمية الاجتماعية لتطبيق العقوبات البديلة للأحداث - المؤسسة عضو مؤسس في عدد من التحالفات على مستوى الاردن أهمها هيئة مؤسسات المجتمع المدني(همم)منذ عام 2015 – التحالف المدني لمراقبة الانتخابات والاداء الحكومي(راصد) منذ عام 2013 – الائتلاف الاردني للتعليم منذ عام 2018 - تمتلك المؤسسة نادي اعلامي يديره اعلاميون متخصصون في الصحافة والاعلام يحتوي النادي على كافة التجهيزات الفنية من حواسيب حديثة وكاميرات وصوتيات ويعمل على تدريب الشباب عل مهارات الاعلام والصحافة وتنفيذ المبادرات المجتمعية وبرامج التوعية والتربيه الاعلامية بالاضافة الى التغطية الاعلامية للفعاليات المختلفة. - لدى المؤسسة فريق اداري ضمن هيكل تنظيمي معتمد يتكون من 8 موظفين بدوام كامل و12 موظف بدوام جزئي بالاضافة الى فريق متطوعين ومتطوعات يتواجدون ويترددون على المؤسسة بشكل مستمر. - لدى المؤسسة شراكات استراتيجية مع عدد من المنظمات الدولية والمحلية منها على سبيل المثال لا الحصر – منظمة ميرسي كور الدولية – الشبكة العربية للتربية المدنية – منظمة كويست سكوب للتنمية الاجتماعية في الشرق الاوسط – المجلس الثقافي البريطاني – مؤسسة نهر الاردن - تمتلك المؤسسة دليل سياسات واجراءات يشكل مرجعية لكافة انشطتها ويشتمل على التعليمات المالية والادارية ومدونات السلوك - لدى المؤسسة منصة الكترونية للمتطوعين ضمن مبادرة (نوى) التابعة لمؤسسة ولي العهد - تمتلك المؤسسة نظام مالي محوسب لتوثيق كافة عملياتها المالية - المؤسسة متعاقدة مع شركة تدقيق حسابات تقوم بزيارات دورية للتدقيق والمراجعة - تعتمد المؤسسة حساب بنكي مستقل لكل مشروع حسب متطلبات الجهات المانحة - حصلت المؤسسة على العديد من المنح لتنفيذ مشاريع مختلفة في عدة مناطق من المملكة ومن اهم المانحين الوكالة الامريكية للتنمية الدولية USAID / الاتحاد الاوروبي / الوكالة الكندية للتعاون الدولي GAC / الوكالة الاسبانية للتعاون الدولي AECID / منظمة MERCYCORPS / سفارة تايوان / مؤسسة كويست سكوب للتنمية الاجتماعية في الشرق الاوسط / الصندوق الاستئماني الاوروبي ...

Our structure: National office and two local chapters in Amman and Irbid. we have 70 members. Modalities of action Exchange, Leadership experiences, Conferences and seminars Funding from private sector Funding from exchange programs fees. Our Partners. Exchange National Partners:Discover Jordan, Consolidated Contractors Company, Sustainability Excellence, Aspire, Chain Reaction, Felix Interactive, ESKADENIA Software, Nielsen, Ishra7, Adam Travel & Tourism, National partners: Leaders of Tomorrow, Local Exchange partners: Partners: Debate Foundation,  Phenix, Ma3mal, ASK for human capacity building,

Al Badeel Center for Studies and Research is an independent institution established in Amman in 2006, through an initiative by a group of individuals interested in public affairs. The center is concerned with research, democratic development and training, as well as social and economic development issues and political modernization. The center publishes books, studies and training manuals, in addition to organizing conferences, symposiums and workshops in the fields related to its work. Albadeel Center also aims at strengthening democratic awareness by spreading the culture of human rights and enhancing the participation of women and youth and in the process. It targets the development of democracy and the legislation that regulates public affairs, in addition to enhancing the role of civil society organizations. Moreover, the center concept of dialogue between civilizations and religions and ostracizing radicalism and extremism and confronting terrorism in all of its kinds, together with the differentiation between terrorism and the right of resisting occupation. It seeks to accomplish its role in the fields of economic and social development through raising the visions and suggesting solutions for the of development and the role of individuals and institutions. A specialized and dedicated team runs the center, which consists of several researchers, administrative staff and technicians. It cooperates with several academic researchers and experts in political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues. The center finances its activities by selling its publications – the product of conducting research and the deliberations of forums, seminars and workshops, and manuals, in addition to the support of various national and international donor organizations which harmonize with the center's agenda and message. Interests of Center: Democracy: "Parliament, elections and the electoral systems, constitutional systems, democratic and political development, public freedoms and human rights, and decision making". − Civil society: "The role of the civil society in all of its different classes and its developments, the public opinion." − Economic Issues: "The general budget of the country, investment, foreign trade and employment" − International Issues: "The foreign policy, the Arab relations, the regional conflicts, the Arab – Israeli conflict and the settlement efforts." − Environment: "Environment protection, environmental awareness, the abilities of the environmental institutions and the environmental legislations, water." Mechanisms of Accomplishment: 1. Encouragement of publication of research and studies. 2. Building an advanced information database. 3. Organizing conferences, seminars and workshops, and extracting suggestions which help decision-makers and civil society leaders, and also serve the researchers and workers in the media; in addition to contributing to the development process. 4. Preparing training programs related to developing skills and building the capacities of individuals and civil society institutions. Achievements: 1. Regional conference “ Expenditure Control Election Campaigns in Arab World “ 20 2. The partnership between NGOs, Parties Media and Independent Commission Election 3. Publish the book of “The Future of Parliamentary Work in Jordan 4. Decentralization & Enhancing the Local Governance 5. Local Governance Proposed Law “Municipalities Local Councils “. 6. Capacity building to the political parties 7. Suggested Draft of new “Public Meeting Law and the Political Parties Law. 8. Suggested Draft “Election Law for Jordanian Parliament. 9. Toward the law of the Jordanian Independent Electoral. 10. Parliamentary Reform in Jordan. 11. Conference of the Jordanian Independent Commission for Elections 12. Monitoring the Jordanian media performance their covering the elections about women and youth. 13. Evaluation the Parliamentary Performance. 14. Revision of the Laws and Regulations Governing the Work of Professional Associations. 15. Political women participation Our Partner: ( FES ) , ( NED) , ( CIDA) , ( IREX ) , (KVINFO ) , (AMS ),( Labor party ) . (Future for Foundation FFF) and many local organizations

Al Balad Theater is a multi-purpose performing arts space with aims to promote artists from Jordan, the region, and the world by providing rehearsal and performance spaces for their work. Al Balad Theater also contributes to strengthening cultural movements in Jordan by cooperating with a wide range of performing art groups, locally and globally. Al Balad Theatre’s mission is to contribute to the artistic movement and social fabric of the city and the region to create a supportive, nurturing and inspiring environment for young independent artists (of all ages) and to provide safe community spaces for independent artistic expression and production that addresses people's concerns

Al Balad theatre is a multi-purpose artistic and community space established by renovating an old cinema house in down town Amman built in the 1948’s. It is registered as a non-profit company with a 12 member board from Jordan. There are 4 full time staff members and 1 part time in addition to over 30 volunteers. The theatre's annual budget is around $150,000 aside from infrastructure investments and costs (renovation, equipment, etc...). Sources of funding are: the Swedish International development Agency (through the Drama Institute in Stockholm), The Amman municipality, Zein telecom. company, The Swiss Development Agency, the UNESCO, the French Cultural Center, the Anna Lindh Foundation (through partnership). The theatre organizes artistic and cultural performances, training workshops, seminars, and exhibitions all year round for Jordanian artists, organizations as well as regional and international. The theatre partners with several Jordanian cultural centers/organizations whether governmental or non-governmental, Jordanian or European. The theatre also has several partners around the Arab world such as the Arab Theatre Training Center (Lebanon), Al jana (Lebanon) Yabous (Palestine), The Popular Art Center (Palestine). The theatre is also a member of the network of spaces that present Arab Cinema in the mediterranean and a member of the Hakaya network around the mediterranean to reclaim the centrality of stories in learning, art and life.

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AL Farouq Charity Society for Orphans Care is a none for profit voluntary social work society, registered under the umbrella of the Jordan Ministry of Social Development (National ID: 1991012100017), established in 1991.
• AL Farouq is employing 103 staff of which 69 are women.
• AL Farouq is also registered and active within SAM.Gov with Unique Entity ID: K1ELWAM74YW3, NCAGE code AC69X.
• AL Farouq is also registered and active within PADOR platform with EuropeAid ID JO-2023-BGV-2207282131.
Partners
Since established, AL-Farouq Society believed and saw the importance of working with national and international partners as a team, reaching common objectives and providing services to a wider segment of the community. And for that, it was mandatory to seek doners and supporters and which consequently enriched and help the association to accelerate having the success factors to achieve its goals.

National Partners
Jordan Ministry of Social Development (MOSD)
Jordan Ministry of Planning and International Development (MOPIC)
Jordan Ministry of Agriculture (MOA)
Jordan Ministry of Health (MOH)
Jordan Ministry of Education (MOE)
Jordan River Foundation (JRF)
Princess Basma Youth Resource Centre (PBYRC)
Greater Irbid Municipality
Tkiyet Um Ali (TUA)
Department of Palestinian Affairs (DPA)
Arabian Medical Relief (AMR)

International Partners
UNICEF
Canadian Mennonite (CM)
Doctors Without Borders (MSF)
European Union (EU)
USAID
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
Netherlands Embassy in Jordan
Emirates Red Crescent
Terre Des Hommes (TDH)
Save the Children
Embassy of Australia in Jordan
Right To Play
Questscope
Islamic Relief
United Hands Relief - UHR
Embassy of Canada in Jordan

AL-Farouq Statistics
• Since established, AL-Farouq Medical Centers serve about 300,000 patients annually.
• Orphans’ families supported averages 2,100 family annually.
• AL-Farouq average annual income:1,400,000 JDs (1,975,000$)
o Donations: 27%, 378,000 JDs (533,250$)
o Medical Centers: 53%, 742,000 JDs (1,046,750$)
o Schools and Training: Centers 20% 280,000 JDs (395,000$)
• AL-Farouq average expenses about: 1,450,000 JDs (2,050,000$)
o Orphans’ Support: 38%, 550,000 JDs (778,000$)
o Subsiding Medical Centers:26%, 375,000(530,000$)
o Social Development: 18%, 260,000 JDs (367,500$)
o Administrative Expenses: 7%, 99,100 JDs (140,000$)
o Assets Purchases: 6%, 91,900 JDs (130,000$)
o Depreciation: 5%, 74,000 JDs (104,500$)

Non profit oraganization aims to develop and enhance the level of awareness , education and proper understanding for many of community subjects (health, social, religion, media,...) for all the community ages and genders in order to build better and proper generation in thoughts and actions for both national and international relations and civilisation by collaborating with sociaties , organizations and international civil development organisations in order to put the right budget and action plans and present it to the desired donars like NGO, USAID,..etc

Al-Balqa Applied University (BAU) is a public Jordanian technical university ranked number two in Jordan and the times ranked 601-800. It has the largest in campus size and student numbers, established in 1997, and it is the most widely spread university in Jordan. It has colleges and branches distributed almost in every city in the country. BAU has 22 colleges distributed on 13 campus sites, with 26 postgraduate programs, 124 bachelor programs, and 78 diploma programs. The number of enrolled students is around 40,000, with about 1449 staff members. Moreover, BAU the only university that awards the diploma degree in Jordan, since it fosters and quality controls all the community colleges in Jordan. BAU aims to establish an innovative university which can convey knowledge, values, and traditions, making a progress toward building the knowledge-based economy through investing in the innovation and creativity of our staff and students.

Under the direct affiliation of the Ministry of Social Development, Al-Farouq Charity Association (ACA) was founded in 1991 as a tax-exempt nonprofit organization in Irbid Palestinian Refugees Camp, Jordan. The mission was simple and direct “to provide social and developmental services and solutions for free or/and at reasonable costs for orphans, widows, and other deprived and marginalized people in the society”. ACA carries a range of interventions in the areas of education, health & hygiene, orphans & widows’ empowerment, free/low-cost legal aid, human rights, etc.