SURA AL-DOMOUR

Jordan- Faten Al-Ghazwa, the president of the Green Sondos Cultural Forum, carried out a series of works in Jordan to support women in remote areas and to provide entertainment spaces for children due to the lack of social services in these areas. Stating that she founded the Green Sondos Cultural Forum 10 years ago, she said, “I saw the situations of women living in remote areas after I moved to the Ajloun Governorate due to my marriage. The village I lived in had no space for children to have a good time and for women to develop their skills and creatives.”

She organizes activities to develop the creativity of children

During her volunteer career, Faten Al-Ghazwa has organized many cultural activities, and theater plays on the sidewalks and schoolyards, to develop the creativity of orphans and children. Stating that the forum has supported women and children by providing social services and cultural activities, Faten Al-Ghazwa said that its aim is to empower women and provide entertainment spaces for children in remote areas.

Health seminars for women

Speaking about the activities of the forum, she told us that they have organized workshops, seminars, meetings, and training courses in the Halawa and Al Wahadinah villages of Ajloun Governorate. “Women participating in our health seminars were informed especially about breast cancer, public health, and maternal and child health,” she added.

Underlining that women living in remote areas should be supported, Faten Al-Ghazwa called on the relevant authorities to fulfill their responsibilities for supporting women and children in the remote areas of Jordan.