AMMAN — After he was paralyzed due to
a stroke, 50-year-old Khaled Ananza, who lives in Kufranja district in
Ajloun Governorate, was left with only one source of support for his family of three:
the National Aid Fund, a local news outlet reported.
اضافة اعلان
Ananza’s family is one of 5,000 that benefit from the fund’s programs in
Ajloun, where poverty has spread to more than 25 percent of the 147,000
residents, with three poverty pockets across the governorate.
One solution that may contribute to limiting poverty in Ajloun is the
establishment and implementation of development projects specifically tailored
to the governorate, including agricultural, environmental, and tourism
projects, the news outlet said.
However, according to specialists, development projects require time,
money, and investment power.
In Ajloun, 2,700 families benefit from the
National Aid Fund’s basic
support program, while 2,300 families benefit from the supplementary support
program.
Support goes to private wallets or bank accounts following the filing of
a request and investigations by specialized teams, which check on families’
living and economic situations to confirm they are eligible for support.
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