Activities to promote voluntary work in Ma'an and Tafilah

In turn, Al-Shoubak Youth Center continued implementing the activities of the «Fingerprint of Good» initiative for voluntary work, in cooperation and partnership with the Al-Shoubak Municipality, and with the participation of Al-Thughra Mixed Secondary School, by implementing a voluntary campaign in the village of Al-Thughra with the participation of 30 young people, as part of promoting the culture of voluntary work and social responsibility among youth, the values of cooperation and belonging, and entrenching the importance of community participation in preserving public places.

For its part, Al-Husseiniya Youth and Young Women Center honored the heroes of the Taekwondo program, in appreciation of their efforts, commitment, and perseverance throughout a full year of training and development, amidst an atmosphere reflecting the importance of sporting achievement.

The honoring included 12 young people who passed the requirements for obtaining the black belt (1 Dan), where they were handed black belt certificates and international (1 Dan) cards, crowning their efforts and training journey.

This achievement embodies the center's keenness to support sporting talents, refine the abilities of youth, and encourage them to continue developing and reaching advanced levels in various sports.

In Tafilah, the Busaira Integrated Youth and Young Women Center held a lecture entitled «The Role of Voluntary Work in Character Building», targeting the center's voluntary team, with the participation of 15 young men and women.

The lecture addressed the importance of voluntary work in developing youth character, promoting the spirit of responsibility, initiative, and teamwork, alongside its role in refining skills and capabilities and building an active personality capable of serving the community.

The head of the center, Adla Al-Rufou, emphasized the importance of engaging youth in voluntary works and initiatives due to their impact on developing their capacities and enhancing their belonging to their community.

For his part, Al-Ain Al-Bayda Youth and Young Women Center held an introductory session on the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work.

The session covered the importance of voluntary work and its role in promoting a culture of initiative and social responsibility, the impact of voluntary work in serving the community, encouraging youth to propose voluntary ideas and initiatives that contribute to creating a positive and sustainable impact, and benefiting from the opportunities provided by the award to support outstanding voluntary initiatives.