Zarqa, Jordan · Est. 2007
Where Community
Takes Root
NAYA Community Network creates safe spaces, strengthens local capacities, and advances rights — building inclusive, resilient communities in Zarqa and beyond.
NAYA Community Network creates safe spaces, strengthens local capacities, and advances rights — building inclusive, resilient communities in Zarqa and beyond.
Creating welcoming, inclusive environments where community members can access support, resources, and each other.
Building the skills, knowledge, and agency of individuals and community-based organisations across Zarqa.
Advocating for social justice, equality, and inclusion so no one is left behind in our communities.
Zarqa is Jordan's second-largest city — home to large refugee populations, host communities, and underserved neighbourhoods. NAYA works at this intersection, delivering community-led programming that responds to real, lived needs.
Our main hub — a multi-purpose venue for workshops, events, and gatherings that build connection and belonging.
A social enterprise space generating income while offering a welcoming, informal setting for community members.
A creative and digital space for arts, media, and vocational skills — empowering young people through hands-on learning.
A dedicated mental health and psychosocial support unit providing counselling, group therapy, and holistic care.
Developing the next generation of community leaders through participatory programmes, civic engagement, peer education, and youth-led initiatives that amplify youth voices in decision-making.
Promoting human rights, gender equality, and disability inclusion through awareness campaigns, advocacy, and capacity building — ensuring all community members can fully participate in society.
Strengthening relationships between refugees and host communities through shared activities, dialogue, and collaborative projects that build trust, reduce tensions, and foster solidarity.
Providing mental health and psychosocial support, case management, and protection programming for vulnerable individuals — with a trauma-informed, community-centred approach.
Bridging the educational gap through remedial learning, digital literacy, coding bootcamps, and access to technology — preparing community members to thrive in a digital world.
Supporting economic empowerment through vocational training, entrepreneurship, job placement, and market-linkage programmes that create pathways to sustainable livelihoods.
Addressing disproportionate climate impacts on vulnerable communities through environmental education, community-led green initiatives, and advocacy for climate justice across SWANA.
Welcoming, inclusive venues where every community member belongs
Programmes that build agency, skills, and civic engagement
Community members driving their own development priorities
Resilient, empowered, inclusive communities for the long term
Safe and stimulating programmes supporting development, learning, and protection for children of all backgrounds.
Leadership, livelihoods, and participation opportunities for youth aged 15–29 across Zarqa.
Gender-responsive programming that advances equality, safety, and economic empowerment.
Family support, parenting skills, and mental health resources for caregivers under stress.
Integrated programming that bridges divides and builds cross-community solidarity in Zarqa.
Accessible, inclusive spaces and tailored support for persons with diverse abilities.
Deep community trust built over 15+ years in Zarqa — not parachuted in. We are part of the communities we serve.
Rigorous monitoring and evaluation with regular learning reviews and adaptive management throughout programme cycles.
Integrated programming across 7 thematic areas under one roof — maximising reach, synergy, and community impact.
Community members are co-designers, not recipients. Programmes are shaped by the people they serve.
Registered NGO (Reg. 666, 2015) with clear financial reporting and strong accountability frameworks.
Recognised expertise in displacement, integration, resilience, and rights-based approaches across the region.
Whether you're a funder, partner organisation, or community member — we'd love to hear from you.