Orphan sponsorship is a regular monthly financial aid allocated to an orphan – or more, up to four orphans per family – who lives in their original family environment. It partially contributes to securing decent living conditions for them and their family, including food, clothing, housing, and medical care, and facilitates healthy growth conditions for the orphan, such as schooling, recreation, sports, and moral, social, and civic education, with the aim of protecting and qualifying them to become a good and constructive citizen.

Aid and Relief Association is a Moroccan charitable, social, and national development association of public utility by virtue of Decree No. 2.11.617. It obtained ISO 9001:2015 quality management system certification in 2017, specializing in the conception, engineering, and implementation of integrated care services provided to orphan and widow families.

An orphan is someone whose father died while they were a fetus in their mother's womb, or who died while they were young and had not yet reached puberty. The status of orphan continues until they reach puberty.

Orphan sponsorship is a regular monthly financial aid allocated to an orphan – or more, up to four orphans per family – who lives in their original family environment. It partially contributes to securing decent living conditions for them and their family, including food, clothing, housing, and medical care, and facilitates healthy growth conditions for the orphan, such as schooling, recreation, sports, and moral, social, and civic education, with the aim of protecting and qualifying them to become a good and constructive citizen.

Orphan sponsorship depends on the sponsor's ability, and it is preferable that it includes their expenses, clothing, housing, education, medical treatment, and other needs.

.Enabling orphans to have healthy physical, psychological, intellectual, and social development. .Providing health, psychological, social, and educational care for orphans. .Fostering the orphan's academic, educational, social, and integration success and excellence. .Supporting the orphan's family to maintain its cohesion, stability, and roles.