Al Aman Fund launches 2026/2027 back-to-education campaign for orphaned youth

Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans has opened its annual Back to Education Campaign for the 2026/2027 academic year in Amman. The effort will fund tuition, living costs, health coverage and support programs for orphaned youth leaving care homes and for eligible students across Jordan.

Why it matters: - The campaign is designed to help orphaned youth bridge the gap between leaving care and building an independent life. - Funding can cover education costs, living expenses, housing, monthly allowances, health insurance, mental-health support and capacity-building programs. - The campaign comes as Al Aman Fund marks 20 years since it was established.

What happened: - Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans launched its annual Back to Education Campaign for the 2026/2027 academic year in Amman on July 15, 2026. - The campaign will support a new cohort of orphaned youth graduating from care homes, along with eligible orphaned youth from across Jordan. - The Fund is seeking donations to help students who have been admitted to public universities through the Unified Admission process.

The details: - Orphaned youth in care homes are required to leave institutional care at age 18 and begin living independently. - The Fund says many face this transition without the family support or guidance available to their peers. - Support under the campaign goes beyond tuition and includes housing, monthly allowances and health insurance. - The Fund also plans to deliver mental-health and capacity-building programs through the SIDE curriculum. - Donations are accepted through CliQ using the alias Amanfund. - Donations can also be made by calling 06 566 4427 or through the donation page. - Additional donation channels include eFAWATEERcom, electronic wallets, mobile applications and the Fund’s booth at City Mall, P1 level.

Between the lines: - The campaign ties fundraising to a life stage that often creates financial and emotional pressure for orphaned youth. - Marking the Fund’s 20th year gives the appeal added symbolic weight and may help broaden donor interest. - The mix of education, housing and psychosocial support suggests the Fund is positioning the campaign as long-term stability support, not just tuition aid.

What's next: - Al Aman Fund will continue raising donations for the 2026/2027 academic year. - The campaign will support incoming students as they move from care homes into university and independent living. - Individuals and institutions are being asked to contribute through Zakat and Sadaqah.

The bottom line: - Al Aman Fund is using its 20th anniversary to push a broad support campaign for orphaned youth at the moment they need education and practical help the most.