Continued Promotion of the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work in the South
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Ambassadors of the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work in the Youth Directorate of the Southern Governorates carried out their field visit, in preparation for launching the registration link for the fourth cycle of the award, and enhancing efforts to promote it and reach the target groups.
The visits included conducting training and introductory sessions for partner agencies, under the supervision of the award's liaison officers, which covered its objectives, categories, participation conditions, and application process.
The sessions also explained the electronic registration procedures, application steps, and required data and information, enabling partner agencies to provide guidance and support to those wishing to participate and assist them in completing the registration procedures after the link is launched.
The field visits by the award ambassadors aim to prepare partner agencies and enhance their readiness to promote the fourth cycle of the award, unify related information, prepare to receive those wishing to participate with the start of registration, and encourage youth and community members to submit initiatives and volunteer work.
On another note, the Hasa Young Women Center in Tafila Governorate concluded the activities of the painting program, which aimed to develop the artistic talents of the participants, enhance their creative abilities, and provide a safe and motivating space for self-expression through art.
The center confirmed that the program represented a unique experience in discovering and refining young talents, indicating that the partnership between youth, cultural, and local community institutions forms a fundamental pillar for the success and sustainability of youth programs.
The Basira Youth and Young Women Center witnessed the start of the vocational guidance and education program, with the participation of 30 young women.
The program aims to introduce the participants to the concept of vocational guidance and education, help them discover their inclinations, abilities, and skills, and learn about the educational and professional options available to them, helping them make suitable decisions for their future.
The program is part of the Ministry of Youth's efforts to empower young men and women, develop their abilities and skills, and provide programs that help them choose their educational and professional paths and invest their energies.
In turn, the Qadsiya Youth and Young Women Center concluded the activities of the "Presence" program, with the participation of 34 young women and the trainer Malek Al-Sawaleqa.
The program included a set of activities and training that aimed to enhance the skills of the participants, develop their abilities, raise the level of awareness and self-confidence, and provide an interactive space for exchanging experiences and knowledge.
The implementation of the program is part of the center's efforts to provide youth programs and activities that contribute to skill development and enhance participation in various fields.
