Al Hussein Society is distinguished by its rights-based application of Community-Based Inclusive Development (CBID), delivering comprehensive, life-cycle services that respond to the diverse needs of persons with disabilities. Our programs are designed to support individuals at every stage of life: from early intervention services for children with disabilities from birth to six years, to differentiated and inclusive education for students aged six to fourteen, and specialized rehabilitation services for both children and adults. In parallel, we invest in building national capacity by training university students and future professionals to advance inclusive practices across sectors.
For over five decades, we have worked hand in hand with communities—for the community—to reach those who cannot access services, ensuring no one is left behind. Guided by international standards and grounded in evidence-based practices, our approach integrates humanitarian support with sustainable development, contributing to stronger, more inclusive systems and advancing the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.