Over the course of this decade, the map of work has expanded across three interconnected paths: economic participation, leadership, and sustainable community development. Under this umbrella, the Al-Hussein Technical University, the Advanced Vocational Training College, "42 Amman" and "42 Irbid", "Jordan Coders", "Maker Space", the "Al-Hussein Fellowship Program", the "Leadership Program for Schools", and the "Nahno" platform for volunteering emerged. These programs vary in their tools, but they meet at one goal: preparing a young person who possesses the knowledge, confidence, and ability to turn their idea into an achievement.
The numbers, in turn, paint part of the story, as the Foundation’s work system includes more than 14 qualitative programs, extending daily across 26 locations in various governorates, while its opportunities reach more than 2.2 million young men and women annually. But what lies behind the numbers is more significant: a training opportunity that reached a village, a digital skill that opened a job door, and a youth idea that found someone to embrace it until it became a project. In the "With Youth" series, which launched from Ma'an to celebrate the ten-year anniversary, these stories appeared with the faces of their owners; young people who transferred the impact of their experiences to hundreds of others in freelancing, environment, and digital manufacturing.