(Amman, Jordan – September 2025): Bank of Jordan has announced the renewal of its support for Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans, providing scholarships to 16 orphans to pursue higher education. This initiative is part of a longstanding strategic partnership between the two institutions, which has continued for over ten years.

This collaboration reflects the bank’s commitment to social responsibility and its firm belief in the transformative power of education as a tool for youth empowerment and social development. Since 2015, Bank of Jordan has supported the Al-Aman Fund’s programs, continually strengthening the partnership to deepen its positive impact on orphaned youth by enhancing educational inclusion and expanding opportunities.

Conceived in 2003 and established in 2006 under the directives of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Al-Aman Fund aims to empower orphaned youth who have graduated from care homes after the age of 18. The Fund provides educational grants, covering university, diploma, or vocational training, alongside living support, self-development programs, and mental health services to youth across various governorates. These grants enable youth, whose financial circumstances might otherwise prevent them from continuing their education, to integrate effectively into society and achieve future independence. To date, more than 4,950 youth have benefited from these programs, 3,671 of whom have graduated, with the rest 606 students still under the program.

Commenting on the renewed partnership and expanded support, Noor Homoud, General Manager at Al-Aman Fund, said, “We are proud to renew our partnership with Bank of Jordan and expand the scope of support for our youth, reflecting our shared vision of empowering orphaned youth and creating a better future for them. The bank’s ongoing commitment over the past years, and its increased support to include a greater number of beneficiaries, is a living example of effective social responsibility. It confirms the bank’s belief that investing in the talent and potential of youth is key to building a stronger and more prosperous society. We also value the bank’s continuous generosity and tireless efforts to create opportunities and support positive change for youth and society.”

This support aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which Bank of Jordan contributes to through its partnerships and initiatives. It focuses on providing higher education opportunities to vulnerable youth (Goal 4: Quality Education), preparing them for successful integration into the labor market (Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth), and empowering them with equal opportunities to reduce inequalities (Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities).

It is worth noting that Bank of Jordan’s renewed support for Al-Aman Fund underscores its dedication to investing in human capital, supporting national efforts to build a just and sustainable society, and making a tangible difference in the lives of orphaned youth and their families.