Empowering ambition to grow
When people hold their own tools, they grow — and help others grow
Education is the first tool of empowerment. We don't offer passing charity — we open the doors of knowledge and skill so people can build their own future, and in turn become a source of giving themselves. From early childhood to the job market, we walk the journey of growth step by step.
Why empowerment?
When people hold their own tools, they grow — and help others grow
Education is the first tool of empowerment. We don't offer passing charity — we open the doors of knowledge and skill so people can build their own future, and in turn become a source of giving themselves. From early childhood to the job market, we walk the journey of growth step by step.
Empowerment programs
The largest specialised autism centre in the Middle East. It starts in a child's earliest years with early intervention and integration programs that return them to a seat among their peers.
- students
- 244
- integration cases
- 88
- families supported
- +3,000
Afaq — Abdullatif Al Fozan Center for Autism
The largest specialised autism centre in the Middle East. It starts in a child's earliest years with early intervention and integration programs that return them to a seat among their peers.
- students
- 244
- integration cases
- 88
- families supported
- +3,000
Al Fozan Academy
Established by royal decree in partnership with King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, it builds and sharpens the leaders of the non-profit sector.
- trainees
- +166K
- volunteers
- 330K
- organisations
- 5,871
- economic return (SAR)
- +273M
UNESCO–Al Fozan International Prize
The first global Saudi prize awarded by UNESCO in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), celebrating tomorrow's young scientists.
- editions
- 2
- laureates
- 10
- world regions
- 5
Al Fozan Professional Excellence Program
A training program that ends in employment, in partnership with the Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Development Fund, opening a direct door to the job market for young people.
- beneficiaries
- 100
- career tracks
- 3
- graduates
- 70