Habitat for Humanity Jordan is a non-profit housing organization that envisions a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Globally, Habitat empowers people in vulnerable communities to overcome the chronic lack of adequate housing by developing innovative, inclusive, and sustainable shelter solutions.
empowers people in vulnerable communities
Established in 2002 and registered with the Ministry of Social Development (National ID number 2002011100004), Habitat for Humanity Jordan supports low-income families, refugees, and other vulnerable populations across urban areas and informal settlements, including Palestinian refugee camps and host communities.
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Habitat for Humanity Jordan is a non-profit housing organization established in 2002 that works to improve access to safe, decent, and affordable housing for vulnerable communities across Jordan. The organization supports low-income families, refugees, and residents of informal settlements through sustainable housing and community-based initiatives.
Habitat Jordan supports low-income households, refugees, vulnerable families, and communities living in inadequate housing conditions, including people in urban areas, informal settlements, Palestinian refugee camps, and host communities across Jordan.
Habitat Jordan provides home rehabilitation, housing upgrades, community development projects, and sustainable shelter solutions. The organization also promotes green building practices, energy efficiency, climate resilience, and social inclusion to improve the overall wellbeing of families and communities.
Habitat Jordan works closely with local communities, municipalities, ministries, and partner organizations to ensure every project is sustainable and tailored to local needs. By empowering families to participate in improving their own homes and communities, the organization helps restore dignity and strengthen long-term resilience.












