Awareness activity at the Sheikh Hussein Youth Center on reducing random littering
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The Sheikh Hussein Integrated Youth Center organized an awareness activity today, Wednesday, titled "Towards a Cleaner Tomorrow," as part of the national strategy to reduce random littering, with the participation of 20 young female members of the center aged 12–14.
The activity included an awareness campaign in the vicinity of the center, as well as a lecture on the importance of preserving the environment and public facilities, instilling positive practices and behaviors among young women, and introducing proper waste disposal methods, which contributes to reducing the phenomenon of random littering and promoting a culture of environmental responsibility.
The activity also focused on the importance of individual initiative in maintaining the cleanliness of public places and transforming environmental awareness into daily practices that contribute to building a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable environment.
Participant Ritaj Al-Bashtawi pointed out the importance of these activities in enhancing environmental awareness among youth, emphasizing that maintaining the cleanliness of the environment and public facilities is a shared responsibility, and that positive behavior starting from the individual can leave a positive impact on the entire community.
