Context inside the camps, needs assessment, theory of change
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Psychological, social, economic and political challenges in Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan hold back human, educational, professional and community progress
Word of mouth from families and the community, built on past experience
Social media ads
Partner institutions such as the Department of Palestinian Affairs, UNRWA and civil-society organizations
The Camp Community Committee — Yarob’s arm for reaching the public
Children gain knowledge and skills that shape their human, social, intellectual and artistic outlook
Children and youth use human, social and intellectual tools in their daily lives and support the ongoing volunteer effort
Hundreds of children and adolescents graduate and advance every year through systems that shape leadership and nurture a spirit of volunteering
Program cycles keep running in a sustainable, steady, precise and motivating way
A safe circle around the child’s environment, encouraging parents and the community to improve how they raise and deal with children and youth
Reaching the highest possible level of community satisfaction
The harvest season of the program cycles — intensifying skills and knowledge themes and deepening the bond among participants
Preparing community leaders able to join the Association’s staff
Maturing the supporting institutional foundations
Improving the administrative performance that delivers these results
Youth communities integrated locally and internationally, equipped with tools for self- and community development through social-change methodologies centred on children, youth and institutions