Description

Caritas Jordan is a member of Caritas Internationalis, recognised as one of the largest humanitarian networks in the world, with more than 170 member associations across the globe. It is part of Caritas Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Amman, the capital of Jordan, is its main administrative centre. Since its official establishment and registration with the Ministry of Social Development in 1968, Caritas Jordan has worked to fight poverty and contribute to social development in Jordan, operating through several affiliated centres across different regions of the kingdom.

info About the organisation

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Established in

1967

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Organisation type

ONG / Humanitaire

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Country of operation

Jordan

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target Key objectives

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Fight every form of dehumanising poverty

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Improve the physical and mental health and well-being of vulnerable refugees, migrants and host communities

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Promote better access to education and improve its quality for students in need

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Strengthen sustainable-development partnerships between Caritas Jordan, government bodies, the private sector and civil-society organisations

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Develop livelihood opportunities and promote individual and social enterprise, as well as employment, for vulnerable refugees, migrants and host communities

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Promote protection, resilience, safe access and dignity

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Encourage young people of all ages and engage them actively in civil society and social and volunteer initiatives

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Provide humanitarian aid and emergency relief

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Primary health care
Quality education
Developing access to livelihoods
Food and basic needs
Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)
Protection and mental health
Youth and volunteering
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"A society where people live in peace and justice, enjoying a decent and dignified life that strengthens their resilience."

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To promote the integral human development of individuals through emergency relief, socio-economic empowerment and social volunteering for refugees, migrants and host communities in Jordan.

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