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Basatta Youth Center implemented a voluntary initiative as part of environmental programs to serve the local community and develop a sense of responsibility.
The initiative aimed to enhance environmental awareness among youth, encourage them to care for the environment, and instill a culture of volunteerism and community service.
Ma'an Youth Center also implemented voluntary work with the participation of 20 young men and in cooperation with the "Hand in Hand Toward Change" initiative, as part of the center's efforts to promote a culture of volunteerism and social responsibility among youth, encourage them to participate in initiatives that serve the local community, and preserve the center's facilities and prepare them to provide a suitable environment for implementing youth programs and activities.
Al-Sharah Youth Center witnessed the implementation of the "Basmat Khair" (Imprint of Good) initiative for voluntary work, to instill values of participation and social responsibility.
Activities of the boxing program continued at Al-Husseiniya Youth Center to develop participants' skills and enhance physical fitness and self-confidence.
In Petra, the Youth Directorate organized an introductory session on the fourth cycle of the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work at the headquarters of the Petra Charitable Society, presented by the award's ambassadors, Youth Director Dr. Saher Al-Dalaeen and Qais Al-Omrat.
The session reviewed the award's themes, categories, application mechanism, and its role in spreading the culture of volunteering and stimulating community initiatives.
In turn, Al-Ain Al-Bayda Youth Center in Tafilah implemented voluntary work to promote positive environmental behaviors, a culture of volunteerism, and social and environmental responsibility among youth.
Likewise, Busaira Youth and Young Women Center held an introductory session on the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work, targeting members of the youth support committees affiliated with the center, presented by award ambassador Adla Al-Rafou.
The session focused on encouraging youth to present ideas and voluntary initiatives that contribute to serving the community, promoting the culture of voluntary work, and transforming youth ideas into initiatives with a positive and sustainable impact.
The Governorate Youth Directorate held a similar session targeting members of the Tafilah Governorate Executive Council and the Governorate Council, to encourage various segments of society to participate in the award and submit voluntary initiatives and projects with a community impact.
The governorate's youth directorate held a similar session targeting members of the Tafilah Governorate Executive Council and members of the governorate council, to encourage various segments of society to participate in the award and submit voluntary initiatives and projects with community impact.
On the other hand, Aqaba Governor Ayman Al-Awaisha met with a group of the governorate's youth as part of the "Meet an Official" program organized by the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Directorate at the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority, within the framework of the "Youth Database" meetings, to discuss their aspirations and ideas and enhance their participation in the governorate's development.
Al-Awaisha emphasized the importance of empowering youth and involving them in the development process and decision-making, in line with the high royal directives and the attention of His Majesty King Abdullah II and Crown Prince Al Hussein to enhancing the role of youth in building the future.
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