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Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan 1 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan 1 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan Table of Contents List of Organizations Page 3 Executive Summary Page 7 Background of the Research Page 12 Objectives of the Research Page 14 Methodology Page 15 Introduction Page 21 Education sector Page 23 Environment sector Page 41 Health sector Page 47 Civic Engagement and Participation sector Page 53 Level of Youth Participation Page 72 Female Participation Page 84 Outreach Page 87 Funding Sources Page 89 Organizational Challenges Page 92 2 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan List of Organizations That Took Part in the Mapping Exercise اسم المنظمة Organization Name مبادرة ذكرى Zikra Initiative جمعية تحت شجرة الزيتون Under my Olive Tree متطوعو بسمات Basmat Volunteers مبادرة كتابي كتابك KitabiKitabak Initiative مبادرة بوك لوب Book loop Initiative مبادرة مسار Masar Initiative مبادرة ﻻ شرف في الجريمة No Honor in Crime Initiative مبادرة كن أيجابيا Be Positive Initiative مبادرة اﻵب الرحيم Merciful Father Initiative مبادرة الخبز من اجل التعليم Bread for Education Initiative مبادرة التعليم اﻷردنية / برنامج فرصتي للتميّز Jordan Education Initiative / The Internship Program سكيتشو SketShow Initiative SketShow مركز الملكة رانيا للريادة (Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship (GRCE مركز روح الشباب Youth Spirit Center مسرح البلد Al-Balad Theatre شبكة الشباب للتطوير و اﻻبداع (Youth Network for Development and Innovation (YNDI اللجنة اﻷردنية لﻹنصاف في اﻷجور Jordan Pay Equity مبادرة إحنا لبعض (We are for Each Other Initiative (E7na La Ba3ad مبادرة تعليلة Ta3leeleh Initiative مبادرة مظلتي Mazalaty Initiative مجموعة همة التطوعية Hemmah Volunteering Group مبادرة شمس الخير Shams Al Kheir Initiative مبادرة علمني Alemny Initiative حبة قمح Wheat Grain Project بالحوار نسمو ونرتقي BelHiwar Nartaqi جمعية اليرموك لرعاية المعوقين / لواء بني كنانة Yarmouk Society for the Care of the Disabled معية سيدات الوادي للتنمية اﻻجتماعية Al Wadi Women's Charitable Society جمعية مجددون الخيرية التنموية – اﻷردن تعمل ضمن فكرة صناع الحياة. Mujaddidun Society Development Charity الجمعية اﻷردنية للتنمية البشرية Jordanian Society for Human Development 3 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan جمعية متحف الطفل اﻷردني– متحف اﻷطفال Children's Museum الجمعية الملكية للتوعية الصحية (Royal Health Awareness Society (RHAS صندوق اﻻمان لمستقبل اﻻيتام Al-Aman Fund For The Future of Orphans جمعية صندوق حياة للتعليم الخيرية Hayat Educational Fund جمعية مؤسسة رنين Raneen Foundation مركز الشركاء اﻷردن Partners Jordan شباب شير Shabab Share مبادرة سوية Saweyya Initiative جمعية اصدقاء اﻵثار والتراث Friends of Archaeology and Heritage الجمعية اﻻردنية لحماية اﻻرض واﻻنسان Jordanian Society for Protecting Human and Earth الجمعية الملكية لحماية الطبيعة (Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature (RSCN جمعية السيدات العامﻻت Working Women Society جمعية الياسمين ﻷطفال الداون Jasmine Society for Children with Down's Syndrome جمعية سيدات الصفاوي الخيرية Al-Safawi Ladies Society for Social Development جمعية سيدات مسطبة الخيرية Mastaba Women's Charitable Society جمعية سيدات غور الصافي للتنمية اﻻجتماعية Ghor el Safi Women Association for Social Development تغميس: مطبخ اجتماعي Social Kitchen: Taghmees مبادرة ﻷجلك يا بلدي For You My Country Initiative جمعية شباب من اجل الشباب Youth for Youth Association خطوات Steps صداقة "نحو بيئة عمل صديقة للمرأة" SADAQA - Towards a friendly working environment for women الفكر الجديد New Think جمعية النميرة البيئية Al Numeira Environmental Association تعزيز مهارات النجاح والقيادة Enhancing Leadership and Success Skills مجموعة رواد النجاح للعمل التطوعي Ruwwad Al Najah Group for Voluntary Work مبادرة ابيﻻ Abella Initiative المبادرة المتحدة لﻷديان United Religions Initiative مؤسسة زها للطفولة /مركز زها الثقافي Zaha Cultural Center جمعية سيدات معان الخيرية Maan Women’s Charitable Society مبادرة عم نتحلى Am Nithala Initiative' مركز جمعية الشابات المسلمات للتربية الخاصة Young Muslim Women Association Center for Special Education جمعية تنمية وتأهيل المرأة الريفية في سطور The Society for the Rehabilitation and Development of Rural Women 4 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan المشرق الجديد للدراسات واﻷبحاث Al Mashreq Al Jadid for Studies مركز المساوة لتنمية المجتمع المحلي Al Musawa Center for Local Community Development منتدى المفرق الثقافي Mafraq Cultural Forum الجمعية اﻻردنية لرعاية اﻻرامل و اﻻيتام Jordanian Association for Orphans & Widows Care جمعية المرأة العربية Arab Women's Society مركز تشبيك للتنمية ال ُمستدامة والتدريب اﻹعﻻمي Tashbeek for Sustainable Development and Media جمعية خطوتنا لدعم اﻷشخاص ذوي اﻻعاقات النفسية واسرهم Our Step جمعيــــــــــــة اﻻغوار الشمالية الخيرية لمكافحة التدخين Northern Aghwar Anti-Smoking Society ملتقى جرش اﻻدبي Jerash Literary Forum ملتقى البادية الشمالية للثقافة والتنمية Northern Badiyya Forum for Culture and Development الجمعية اﻻردنية لرعاية مرضى القلب The Jordanian Charitable Society for caring for Heart disease patients and their families بناء وتطوير مدينة كفرنجة Building and Development of Madinat Kufranja Initiative مركز حكاية لتنمية المجتمع المدني Hikaya Center for Civil Society Development الجمعية اﻷردنية للرعاية التلطيفية و عﻻج اﻷلم/ مبادرة بيت العافيه Jordan Palliative Care Society (JOPCS) / Bayt Alafyh Wellness House العربية لحماية الطبيعة Arab Group for the Protection of Nature جمعية العربية للفكر الثقافي Arab Thought and Culture Society الجمعية اﻷردنية لمكافحة المخدرات The Jordan Anti Drugs Society جمعية البحر الميت للتنمية الصحية Dead Sea Society for Health Development جمعية تنمية مهارات الشباب القيادية AIESEC منظمة كير العالمية Care International مبادرة اﻻرثودوكس Orthodox Initiative مؤسسة عبد الحميد شومان Abdul HameedShoman Foundation مبادرة مدرستي Madrasati Initiative جمعية الملكة زين الشرف الخيرية Queen Zain AL-Sharaf Charity Organization المناظرة لنشر على ثقافة الوعي Debate Foundation مؤسسة الشرق اﻻدنى Near East Foundation المؤسسة العربية للتنمية المستدامة (The Arab Foundation for Sustainable Development (Ruwwad الجمعية الملكية لحماية البيئة البحرية (Royal Marine Conservation Society of Jordan (JREDS طمي لتنمية الموارد البشرية طمي لتنمية الموارد البشرية مؤسسة نهر اﻻردن (Jordan River Foundation (JRF ائتﻻف شباب السلط )ابيش( (Salt Youth Coalition (Abeesh جمعية رُواق اﻷردن للثقافة و الفنون ) سينما و مسرح السلط ( Salt Cinema and Theater 5 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan جمعية اﻻمل لرعاية اﻻشخاص ذوي اﻻعاقات Al Amal Society for the Care of the Disabled جمعية السنديان Alsindyan Institute مؤسسة لوياك اﻻردن ) مركز لوذان لﻻنجازات الشبابية( (Luthan Youth Achievement Center (LOYAC مركز اﻹعﻻميات العربيات (Arab Women's Media Center (AWMC مؤسسة الجود للرعاية العلمية Al Jude for Scientific Care مركز الشرق والغرب لتنمية الموارد البشرية (West and East Center For Human Development (WE Center جمعية قرى اﻻطفال اﻻردنية SOS Children's Village Association of Jordan SOS Village هيئة كلنا اﻷردن للشباب (All Jordan Youth Commission (AJYC منظمة انقاذ الطفل Save the Children مؤسسة الملك حسين (King Hussein Foundation (KHF مركز اﻻميرة بسمة للشباب (Princess Basma Youth Resource Center (PBYRC جائزة الحسن للشباب (Hassan Youth Award (HYA قادة الغد (Leaders of Tomorrow (LoT 6 Mapping of Youth Activities in Jordan Executive Summary Youth between the ages of 10 to 24 make up 32% of Jordan's population and are characterized as the most educated faction of society. The contributions they are making in volunteerism, active civic participation and even in the leadership roles they may take on to develop their community is underestimated and misunderstood due to Jordan's traditional hierarchy. Youths do not reach their full potential due to lack of resources, lack of access to knowledge and information and the barriers created by the society and institutions. However, support for the potential of youth can be illustrated through the Royal Family, in which King Abdullah II referred to youth as the 'knights of change' and Queen Rania Abdullah, who stated that "The only way to predict our future is to have the power to shape our future. We have the power to do that. The power is our youth." Youth organizations in Jordan that were included in this mapping exercise consist of non-profit companies, civil society organizations (CSOs), Royal non-governmental organizations (RNGOs), international non-governmental organizations, and informal youth groups that serve youth needs or reflect their views. The history of civil societies in Jordan dates back to the 60s, and the rapid development of civil societies in the 90s to what is today registered as 4,555 civil societies alone. There is no data to indicate how many of these civil societies are active, but an attempt was made to randomly map the activities of larger non-profit companies, Royal non-governmental organizations, civil societies and informal youth groups as a starting point or indicator of what types of activities were available to youth aged 10 to 24 in the various sectors and all the governorates of Jordan. Figure 0 illustrates that the largest number of activities offered to youth was in the education sector, both formal and non-formal education, including life skills development and employability skills development. This assists in achieving the Jordanian government's number one service priority, which is education. With the assistance of the various educational activities provided by various organizations, CSOs, RNGOs and informal youth groups, Jordan has already succeeded in achieving MDG 2, which is to provide universal primary education and overcome its challenges by creating a generation with the opportunity for education for all. The mapping classified the types of education activities available to youth according
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