Where We Work - Jordan
Jofeh Community Rehabilitation Centre, Jordan Valley
This facility addresses the needs of both mentally and physically disabled older children and adults. By providing therapy, vocational training and in-house workshops, students learn work skills for employment. In addition, integrating special needs students into the community is an important goal.
The Arab Episcopal School for the Blind, Irbid
This school integrates sighted, low vision and blind students in grades K-6. There are 130 students with a mix of abilities. Many have few educational options. They learn problem-solving and mutual respect in addition to academics.
Saviour’s School, Zarka
Integrates blind and low-vision students. The 298 students learn tolerance along with arts and sciences. There is need to expand the facility to address the needs of the under-served.
The Theodore Schneller School for Boys, Amman
This school serves 265 boys who are either learning disabled, orphaned or marginalized in some way. Children of all faith traditions integrate vocational training with traditional education plus work on self-esteem.
Bishop’s School, Amman
Our school hopes to upgrade its curriculum and facilities so it can continue to graduate ethical future leaders. They hope to be the first in Jordan to offer an International Baccalaureate degree.
Ahliyyah School for Girls, Amman
This school is a top K-12 academic institution which seeks to prepare women to attain both academic and emotional intelligence and become initiators of change.
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