In February 2007, the Middle East Children's Institute launched its pilot child centered community development program in Beit Rima, a village in the West Bank. Today the program serves over 1 200 girls and boys in grades 1-10.

It includes:

• Basic health care, including dental and eye care;

• Psychological monitoring;

• Nutritious meal and snacks;

• Academic enrichment, including English language, math, Arabic, Science and computer training;

• Extracurricular activities, including arts, drama, music, sports, dance, chess, etc.

In 2014, MECI established a Regional Office and implemented an Informal Education Program in three schools located in the north of Jordan. Up to date, the program has served over 3,300 children and youth, including:

• Academic and Psychosocial activities in Arabic, Math, English, Physical Education, Arts & Life Skills through a curriculum developed by MECI and looked at by the Ministry of Education.

• Cross-sector referral services related to health, child protection, sexual and gender-based violence, shelter and cash assistance.

• Awareness sessions benefitting broader communities.