may be due to the lack of awareness of the persons with disabilities, their families, or institutions taking care of persons with disabilities, of the importance of habilitation. This is also due in some cases to economic reasons, represented by poverty and social reasons, such as the culture of shame and reasons relating to the absence of centers specialized in physiotherapy and habilitation of persons with disabilities in some remote regions of the Kingdom. 5. Non-availability of habilitation services in some areas for persons with autism was monitored. 6. The low wages of workers in this field is considered one of the reasons motivating the emigration of specialized staff to outside the country, which calls for reviewing rules and regulations relating to the welfare of workers in this sector. 7. The good level of providing habilitation and habilitation services is dependent on the capabilities and experience of workers in these programs and the focus on building their capacity. Fourth: The Right to an Adequate Standard of Living The family is the basic unit of society, from which stem the wills and determination to build and establish a society of all shades and categories, including persons with disabilities. The Convention on the Rights of the Child, to which Jordan is committed, signifies the importance of secure family life for children, regardless of their biological, functional or psychological status. Moreover, in the case of the absence of a genuine family, the child is provided alternative family care. However, if no alternative family care is available, the child is referred to a special 46