Continued Promotion of the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work in the South

The liaison officer Ali Al-Najadat and the award's ambassador Adla Al-Ma'aytah reviewed the most important information related to the award, which contributes to encouraging youth to initiate and engage in voluntary work.

On another note, the activities of the painting program in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and the Institute of Fine Arts concluded at the Disa Youth and Young Women Center, within the Youth Development Project.

The program, presented by the trainer Talal Al-Rasa'i, included a series of intensive training and practical applications aimed at developing the participants' skills, introducing them to various artistic styles and techniques, in addition to enhancing their creative expression and embodying ideas through artistic paintings inspired by the enchanting nature of the region.

The implementation of the program is part of the Ministry of Youth's plans and strategies aimed at empowering youth, developing their skills and abilities in various fields, and nurturing their artistic talents, by providing quality training opportunities that contribute to developing their capabilities and building a conscious and creative generation.

In Ma'an, the program to enrich English language skills continued at the Hashimiyah Youth Center, in cooperation with the Applied University, which aims to develop the participants' skills and enhance their communication and language practice abilities.

In Tafila, the Hisa Youth Center and the Al-Ain Al-Bayda Youth and Young Women Center conducted introductory sessions on the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work.

The sessions addressed the role of the award in promoting the culture of voluntary work, in addition to reviewing its categories and fields of voluntary work, the mechanism of participation and registration, the conditions and criteria for applying, and the importance of documenting voluntary initiatives and activities and their impact on society.

The sessions aimed to raise awareness of the award and encourage youth to take advantage of the opportunities it provides to support distinguished initiative and voluntary work owners.

In turn, the Hisa Youth Center held a lecture on sports injuries and their psychological impact on the novice player, as part of the center's activities aimed at raising sports awareness among youth and promoting safe practices during sports activities.

The lecturer, Akef Al-Hajaya, addressed the concept of sports injuries and their most prominent types, the causes and factors that may lead to their occurrence, especially among novice players, in addition to the importance of warm-up and appropriate physical readiness before engaging in sports activities, and adherence to gradual training to reduce the likelihood of injury.

The lecture also focused on the psychological effects of sports injuries, and the fear, anxiety, loss of self-confidence, and hesitation to return to sports that may accompany them, emphasizing the importance of psychological support and positive handling during the recovery period.

The lecturer also addressed the importance of adhering to the instructions of the coach and specialists, and not returning to sports activities before recovering appropriately, which contributes to protecting the player and preserving their physical and psychological safety.