Capital Youth Directorate implements two introductory sessions on the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work in cooperation with its partners
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The Capital Governorate Youth Directorate implemented, yesterday Tuesday, two introductory sessions on the fourth cycle of the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work, in cooperation with the Umm Al-Rasas Municipality and the South Amman Development Directorate, at the Umm Al-Rasas Municipality and the Dawra Social Development Association, with the aim of spreading the culture of voluntary work and enhancing community participation.
The first session, held in cooperation with the Umm Al-Rasas Municipality, witnessed the attendance of heads and members of charitable associations, school principals, and male and female teachers from the education directorates, while the second session was implemented in cooperation with the South Amman Development Directorate at the headquarters of the Dawra Social Development Association, with the participation of a number of individuals interested in voluntary work and community initiatives.
The two sessions addressed introducing the award, its vision, objectives, and axes, its role in supporting voluntary work and promoting the culture of initiative, achievement, and community service, alongside highlighting the importance of voluntary initiatives in achieving sustainable development and enhancing social responsibility.
The head of the Youth Centers Department at the Capital Governorate Youth Directorate, Sana Al-Wadyan, spoke during the session held at the Umm Al-Rasas Municipality about the registration mechanism, participation steps, and conditions for applying to the award, and answered attendees' inquiries regarding the participation stages and requirements. Additionally, Dr. Akram Al-Duhaim provided an explanation during the session held at the Dawra Social Development Association regarding the award and the mechanisms of participation in it, contributing to empowering participants to develop their initiatives and transform their voluntary ideas into qualitative projects with a positive and tangible impact on their communities.
At the conclusion of the two sessions, the Capital Governorate Youth Directorate invited all those wishing to engage in voluntary work and owners of community initiatives and ideas to take the initiative to register for the fourth cycle of the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work, and to benefit from the opportunities provided by the award to transform their ideas into voluntary initiatives and projects that contribute to serving the community and promoting the values of solidarity and social responsibility.
