NSS partners with Al Aman Fund to support orphaned youth in Jordan

Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans has signed a strategic partnership with Network Solutions and Services (NSS) to fund education and living support for a group of young beneficiaries in Jordan. The deal adds corporate backing to the fund’s wider effort to help orphaned youth continue school, build skills, and move toward independence. Why it matters: - The partnership adds private-sector support to education and living costs for orphaned youth who rely on Al Aman Fund programs. - The deal is meant to help beneficiaries stay in school and continue their path toward independence and self-reliance. - The agreement also signals broader corporate participation in social support for young people leaving care in Jordan. What happened: - Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans signed a strategic partnership with Network Solutions and Services (NSS) in Amman, Jordan, on June 8, 2026. - The partnership is designed to support education and living expenses for a number of orphaned youth beneficiaries. - NSS framed the partnership as part of its national duty and social responsibility toward orphaned youth. The details: - NSS specializes in advanced infrastructure solutions, cybersecurity, and advanced technical services. - NSS General Manager Musab Muheidat said the company views investment in youth as an investment in Jordan’s future. - Al Aman Fund General Manager Noor Al Hmoud said the support will help beneficiaries continue their education and secure the living support needed for independence. - Al Aman Fund has built strategic partnerships across sectors since its founding in 2006. - The fund uses these partnerships to expand education, living support, psychological support, and capacity-building programs for youth after age 18. - The fund was founded 20 years ago as a nonprofit initiative by Queen Rania Al Abdullah. - The fund supports orphaned graduates of care homes after age 18 so they can continue studies at universities, colleges, or vocational training centers. - The fund also provides integrated living support and a mental health and self-development program called SIDE. - SIDE includes 75 competencies across personal, social, economic, and digital skills. - The fund extends support to orphaned youth across Jordan who face economic conditions that threaten their education. - The fund provides educational grants and self-development opportunities under clear criteria. - Since its founding, Al Aman Fund has supported more than 5,020 orphaned youth beneficiaries. - Women make up 66% of those beneficiaries. - 3,766 beneficiaries have graduated from the fund’s programs. - 78% of graduates secured at least one job in the labor market. - The fund is currently supporting 598 young people in their studies. - More information is available at Al Aman Fund . Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a growing model in which technology companies extend their role beyond business operations into community support. - The fund’s long track record and measurable outcomes help frame the NSS deal as part of an established support network rather than a one-off donation. - NSS’s focus on infrastructure and cybersecurity suggests the company is using a high-profile social partnership to reinforce its public identity in Jordan. What’s next: - Al Aman Fund is likely to continue seeking partnerships with companies across sectors to widen support for orphaned youth after age 18. - Beneficiaries backed by this agreement are expected to use the support to remain in education and strengthen their transition toward the workforce. - NSS is expected to keep linking corporate social responsibility with its broader business presence in Jordan. The bottom line: - The NSS-Al Aman Fund partnership brings new private-sector backing to a long-running effort to keep orphaned youth in education and move them toward stable, independent lives.