About The Center

The National Woman Healthcare Center was established as a Hashemite initiative to provide Jordanian women with the highest standards of professional and compassionate healthcare. The Center achieves this through the establishment of specialized clinics, mobile medical units, home visits, and outreach to adolescent girls in schools—tailored to individual needs and locations.

Guided by the vision of Her Royal Highness Princess Aisha Bint Al Hussein, the Center has been instrumental in advancing women’s health services across all age groups and backgrounds in Jordan. This has included the development of integrated, model healthcare centers that are designed to be women-friendly, providing care that understands and meets women's unique needs.

The Women-Friendly Health Centers initiative was launched as a national project with a comprehensive and visionary approach. It aims to create a positive, transformative shift in women’s health services at both the national and regional levels. This is achieved through cross-sectoral collaboration, the implementation of clearly defined standards and best practices, and the preparation of selected primary and comprehensive health centers to serve as pioneering, cost-effective, women-friendly models.

Vision

A Jordanian woman enjoying optimal health and well-being, empowered to make informed decisions about her health, and valued as an individual and a vital member of her family and society—through a pioneering health system tailored for women.

Mission

To ensure accessible, high-quality, and comprehensive healthcare services for women that prioritize safety and are informed by research-based needs and evidence. The Center promotes healthy lifestyles through distinguished health centers and outreach programs, delivered by a highly qualified and competent team in collaboration with relevant stakeholders.