ACF saves the lives of children and their families and enables people to provide for themselves, see their children grow up strong, and for whole communities to prosper. ACF searches for more effective solutions, while sharing knowledge and expertise. 

ActionAid has been present in the Arab Region since the mid 2000’s implementing programmes focusing predominantly on young people. AAAR identified three priorities: Humanitarian response and protection, Women’s Rights and Youth Civic and Political Participation. 

ACTED Jordan supports Jordanian and refugee communities within the following strategic pillars: 1) WASH & Sustainable Resource Management; 2) Civil Society Engagement; and 3) Livelihoods and Economic Development. 

American FRRME was founded in 2009 to promote reconciliation, provide relief efforts, advance human rights, promote sustainable educational and vocational programs to those who have fled persecution and genocide throughout the Middle East.

AFSC is a Quaker organization that promotes lasting peace with justice, as a practical expression of faith in action. AFSC nurtures the seeds of change and respect for human life that transform social relations and systems. 

ARCS promotes inside the community’s processes of social change, education to global citizenship, to peace and intercultural and intergenerational dialogue, and processes of strengthening democratic ownership.

AVSI implements development and humanitarian aid projects and has been present in Jordan since 2001. AVSI works with local authorities, international organizations, and CBOs, focusing interventions in neglected areas, such as in the south. 

Blumont is a global organization working with local communities to design and implement innovative approaches to build infrastructure, deliver lifesaving humanitarian assistance, and foster opportunities for long- term stability and economic development. 

CARE Jordan leads humanitarian protection, economic empowerment, and civic engagement interventions for women and girls from poor and vulnerable communities in the fight to overcome poverty, gender based violence (GBV), and social injustice. 

The mission of the Center for Victims of Torture is to heal the wounds of torture on individuals, their families, and their communities and to end torture worldwide, and the Center for Victims of Torture’s vision is a world without torture. 

Collateral Repair Project (CRP) is a grassroots organization in Amman, Jordan that seeks to bring assistance to refugees and Jordanians in-need through emergency assistance, and community-led and trauma-informed programs.

DRC assists refugees and the displaced, protecting them from harm, safeguarding their legal rights, and empowering them towards a better future. 

DIGNITY is an independent human rights and development organization. Our vision is a world free of torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment. 

FCA has been active in Jordan in livelihoods and education in camps and host communities. FCA has been facilitating TVET services to Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians, supporting self-employment through developing and strengthening micro and small businesses, including HBBS.

Global Communities’ mission is to create long-lasting, positive and community-led change that improves the lives and livelihoods of vulnerable people. The central goal is to build the capacity of communities to direct the development of their own lives. 

Good Neighbors has served Syrian refugees and host communities since 2020 by implementing an economic empowerment program and by conducting protection programming (CRC/GBV) and awareness campaigns. 

Habitat Jordan is a non-profit organization founded in Jordan in 2002 to help low-income families improve their living condition by supporting them build and repair their homes. It aims to assist families to shift their focus to the progress and development of other aspects of their lives. 

HelpAge launched its Knowledge & Resource Hub in Amman in 2017 for older men and women, local and international organizations, CBOs, the private sector, the government, and members of the community to advocate for the inclusion of older men and women. 

HI is an independent aid organisation working in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict and disaster. HI works alongside people with disabilities and vulnerable populations, taking action and bearing witness in order to respond to their needs, improve their living conditions and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. 

IMC is a global humanitarian organization dedicated to saving lives and relieving suffering. IMC’s mission is to improve the quality of life through health interventions and related activities that strengthen underserved communities worldwide.

IOCC has implemented humanitarian activities in response to influxes of Iraqi and Syrian refugees, as well as long-term development and resilience activities for vulnerable Jordanians. IOCC implements health & protection (focus on PWDs), livelihoods, basic needs & shelter, and food security & agriculture activities. 

IRAP provides free, direct legal aid to displaced people seeking resettlement, family reunification, or a humanitarian immigration pathway that provides a legal avenue to permanent residence or citizenship, namely through in-house immigration legal teams and pro bono attorneys. 

IRC helps Syrians and Jordanians in need to survive, recover, and regain control of their future. IRC provides healthcare, works to protect and empower women and girls, and runs early childhood development programs and economic programs. 

INTERSOS is a humanitarian organization on the front-line of emergencies, bringing assistance to victims of armed conflicts, natural disasters and extreme exclusion with particular attention to the protection of the most vulnerable people. 

ICMC is an international NGO working in the area of migration and refugee assistance. ICMC was founded in 1951, in the wake of the massive human displacement caused by the Second World War. 

JRS runs two programs in Amman to support urban refugees. In the Urban Refugee Support Program, teams of trained psychosocial case managers visit the most vulnerable refugee families. JRS also maintains three higher education centres where refugees can take courses in English, digital literacy, and psychosocial case management. 

Maximizing the potential of Syrian youth through education.

CDE is an international NGO founded in 1994. Its mission is to strengthen healthcare systems to give everyone, especially children, the same chances of survival and development. 

Leaders International (LI) is an international network of local organization’s specialized in planning, managing, and monitoring innovation and economic development interventions in the Middle East and Africa, with a focus on private-sector development, entrepreneurship ecosystem, MSMEs, job creation, digital transformation, and tourism value chain development.

LWF is a humanitarian and development organization operating in Jordan since 1949 and providing non-
discriminatory relief and support to vulnerable Jordanians and refugees of different regional conflicts,
most recently from Syria. LWF has built a strong track record in Jordan in three programmatic areas:
livelihoods, quality services (education), and protection and social cohesion. 

Medair is a humanitarian organisation inspired by Christian faith to relieve human suffering in some of the world’s most remote and devastated places. Since 1989, Medair has helped people in crisis – regardless of race, creed or nationality – to survive and recover with dignity. 

(MCC) is a relief service agency representing 15 Mennonite, Brethren in Christ & Amish bodies in North America. MCC is committed to relationships with the local partners & churches — with their needs guiding MCC’s priorities. 

Mercy Corps Jordan has worked to meet the needs of vulnerable populations, build cohesive and civically engaged communities, and increase inclusive economic opportunities. From providing psychosocial support to helping entrepreneurs grow businesses, we ensure solutions are market-driven and community-led. 

MECI is a long-term catalyst committed to lessening the human cost of Middle East conflict, poverty and violence, child by child, school by school, community by community; offering breakthrough moments where hope is the inspiration and education the means. 

The Near East Foundation helps build more sustainable, prosperous, and inclusive communities through education, community organizing, and economic development, pioneering innovative solutions to social and economic development challenges. 

NRC is a global humanitarian organisation helping people forced to flee and communities welcoming them. NRC is active in northern and central Jordan and in the camps. Services include shelter support, education, livelihoods, and legal protection. 

Oxfam has been working in Jordan since the 1990s through civil society and focusing largely on women’s access to justice and transformative leadership. Since 2013, Oxfam has provided essential humanitarian aid to Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanians. 

Plan International has been working in Jordan since 2016 to support the recovery and resilience of Syrian refugees and the Jordanian host population by providing early childhood care and development, and projects addressing education, child protection, GBV, sexual and reproductive health rights, youth economic empowerment and women empowerment. 

Questscope partners with vulnerable women, youth and marginalized communities in Jordan and the Middle East to foster social development and create pathways for change, growth and empowerment. 

Relief International in Jordan was established in 2004 and currently specializes in providing education for children and young adults in fragile settings, many of whom are at risk of dropping out or being left behind. Our vision is for education to be fundamentally lifesaving and life-transforming. 

Right To Play delivers play and sports-based programs with  sustainable rehabilitation components to refugee and vulnerable host community children in Jordan aimed at improving education, social cohesion, PSS, and child protection outcomes. 

SPARK’s mission is to create impactful jobs for youth in growth sectors, support ambitious and innovative entrepreneurs and grow businesses in FCAS.

SAMS is dedicated to delivering life-saving services, revitalizing health systems during crisis, and promoting medical education via a network of humanitarians in Syria, the US, and beyond. SAMS’ vision is to strengthen the future of Syria’s healthcare and delivering dignified medical relief where needed. 

Tearfund Germany is a Christian organization for development cooperation and humanitarian aid. For over 20 years, our focus has been on the Middle East and Northern Africa. We are passionate about loving our neighbor beyond borders and across cultural and religious boundaries. 

TdH It has been operating in Jordan since 2003, developing programs in favor of host communities and refugees in the areas of inclusive education, health, psychosocial support, child protection and GBV, livelihood basic needs. 

We aspire to a world in which the rights of children, as defined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, are always respected. A world in which children can thrive in safe environments and become agents of the change they wish to see in their lives.

UMR is focused on providing disaster relief and recovery services to the underserved both domestically in the U.S. and internationally across the globe. Our mission is to help underserved and marginalized communities build their capacity toward resilience, and our vision is to become the organization of choice for improving lives worldwide. 

VdT’s mission is to promote human rights and provide assistance and protection to vulnerable people affected by crisis. VdT works in marginalized areas directly or indirectly affected by conflicts. It has been working in Jordan since 2013.

War Child is an international NGO working to enhance the protection, education and well-being of children and young people affected by conflict. It has been working to support refugee and vulnerable communities in Jordan since 2014. 

WA has been working in community development in Jordan since 1997. WA leverages education, human development and vocational training to produce locally empowered, resilient community members and leaders. 

WUSC is a Canadian global development organization that supports education, economic opportunities, and empowerment for youth, families, and communities, and has been operating in Jordan since 2017.

World Vision is a global humanitarian organisation dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities. The Syria response program is responding to the needs of the most vulnerable Syrian refugees and displaces, as well as host communities in Jordan.