The study is available in: the University of Jordan, Center of Thesis Deposit.   Main objective: to know what reproductive health is, its importance, its elements, and the impact of some social variables on its elements.   Time and geographic zone: 2000, Wehdat camp.   Source of information: a field study of a stratified sample consisting of 400 qualified women in Wehdat camp.   Methodology: descriptive statistics analysis using percentage, averages, F-Test and hypothesis test.   Key results:                                 The study identified some of the characteristics of the study population. The most important characteristics are: -          Overall fertility ratio was 4 births per woman in the camp -          Average birth spacing was 26.2 months -          Current ratio of family planning methods was 53.85 and the average breast feeding period reached 15.4 months. -          53.3% of women in the camp underwent miscarriage at least once. -          Overall miscarriage ratio was 1.3 times per woman. -          Infant death ratio amounted to 35.7 \1000 -          Analysis showed positive relationship between wives€™ educational level, the number of births, and wives€™ current job. -          There is an inverse prportional relationship between breast-feeding period and women€™s educational level.   Recommendations: The study recommended promoting educational and communication programs to emphasize the benefits of family planning in a bid to postpone or stop births and to provide free family planning methods due to their low cost and great benefits.