Al-Aman Fund and Al Ameed Coffee Partner to Support Higher Education for Orphaned Youth

As part of its ongoing efforts to build strategic and sustainable partnerships with the private sector to empower orphaned youth, Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans has signed a memorandum of understanding with Al Ameed Coffee. The agreement will cover the educational expenses of two students supported by the Fund for an entire academic year—an initiative aimed at strengthening their academic and professional journey.اضافة اعلان

This collaboration reflects both parties’ commitment to creating opportunities for orphaned youth through educational scholarships, enabling them to pursue their studies and enter the job market with confidence and competence. Al Ameed Coffee, a leading Jordanian company, emphasized that social responsibility is a fundamental part of its mission and values.

Noor Al Hammoud, General Manager of Al-Aman Fund, stated:

“We are proud to partner with a distinguished local Jordanian company that has consistently shown dedication to supporting our youth. Strategic partnerships across sectors are crucial to our mission of empowering orphaned youth. Together, we can create meaningful and lasting impact in their lives.”

Basil Al-Daher, Co-Director of Al Ameed Coffee, said:

“As a local Jordanian company, we believe it’s our duty to be a force for good in our community. Our partnership with Al-Aman Fund underscores this commitment to supporting initiatives that make a real difference. We’re proud to be part of this collective effort to uplift the lives of orphaned youth through education.”

This agreement falls within the vision of Al-Aman Fund to establish a network of strategic partnerships with private sector institutions, investing in the education of orphaned youth as a cornerstone for empowerment and future success.

Established in 2006 at the initiative of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Al-Aman Fund is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting orphaned youth over the age of 18 from care homes or underserved communities. The fund offers education, living assistance, capacity building, and personal development programs. To date, over 4,940 orphans have benefited, 66% of whom are female, and 3,556 graduates have already embarked on their professional journeys. Currently, 726 students are enrolled in various educational institutions.