Introductory sessions on the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work target vocational education teachers and students in Irbid

At Hittin Secondary School, the Al-Wasatiya Integrated Youth Center, in cooperation with the school, held a session with the participation of 40 technical and vocational education students, presented by the award’s liaison officer in the Al-Wasatiya district, Mohammed Al-Muhaidat, and award ambassador Ghaida Al-Azzam.

The two sessions covered the award's vision, mission, objectives, categories, and fields of voluntary work, as well as the most prominent updates for its fourth cycle in 2026, including application, participation, and evaluation mechanisms, strengthening governance and judging independence, and focusing on the impact and sustainability of voluntary initiatives.

The sessions also highlighted the importance of planning, organizing, and documenting voluntary initiatives, and the role of educational institutions and youth in utilizing skills and knowledge to launch quality initiatives that respond to the needs of the local community, in addition to answering participants' inquiries regarding candidacy conditions, procedures for submitting initiatives, and opportunities for participating in the award.

These sessions come within the efforts of the Ministry of Youth to promote the culture of volunteerism and social responsibility, expand the base of participation in the award, and empower various segments of society to launch effective initiatives that contribute to serving the community and achieving a positive and sustainable impact.