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Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate Implements a Series of Introductory Sessions for the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work

Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate Implements a Series of Introductory Sessions for the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work

The Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate, through the youth centers of Beit Ras, Kafr Al-Ma, Kufr Asad, Jdita, and Deir Abi Saeed, implemented a series of introductory sessions for the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work in its fourth cycle for the year 2026, in cooperation with a number of schools and developmental and community institutions, and with the wide participation of young men and women, teachers, and volunteers.

At the Beit Ras Youth Center, in cooperation with Beit Ras Primary School for Girls, 30 female teachers participated, and the session was presented by the award ambassadors Fatima Al-Bata'ineh, Ghaith Al-Safadi, and Amer Al-Ta'ani, where the award, its objectives, axes, registration mechanism, nomination conditions, and evaluation stages were introduced.

At the Kufr Al-Ma Integrated Youth Center, in partnership with the Kura Development Directorate, 26 young men and women participated, including heads of associations, their representatives, and center members. The session was presented by the award ambassadors Joud Shuwaiyaat, Dr. Fatima Khraisat, and Bayan Khraisat, and it covered the award's vision and message, updates on its fourth cycle, categories, volunteer work areas, and the application process, with a focus on the impact and sustainability of initiatives.

The Kufr Asad Youth Center, in cooperation with Kufr Asad Mixed Secondary School for Girls, organized a session with the participation of 60 young women, presented by the award ambassadors Raghad Muqabalah, Khaled Al-Za'abi, and Zaid Daqamsah, which covered the award's axes, registration mechanisms, nomination conditions, evaluation stages, the importance of volunteer initiatives, and their impact on community service.

At the Hall of His Highness Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II in Barqash Municipality, the Jdita Youth Center, in cooperation with the Barqash Community Committee and the Islamic Network for Water Resources Development and Management, implemented a session with the participation of 15 members and volunteers, presented by the award ambassadors Isra'a Kasabah and Kawthar Al-Zayout, which included an introduction to the award's objectives, axes, registration mechanism, participation conditions, and answering participants' questions, thereby enhancing the role of committees in guiding volunteers and encouraging their participation.

The Deir Abi Saeed Youth Center, in cooperation with Al-Nasser Primary School, implemented a session with the participation of 40 young women aged 14-16, in the presence of the educational cadre, presented by the award ambassadors Dima Al-Sharridah and Yasmin Al-Sharridah, which covered the award, its objectives, areas, registration mechanism, and application conditions, and the role of the educational cadre in encouraging female students to participate in volunteer work.

The sessions aimed to spread the culture of volunteer work, enhance the values of citizenship and social responsibility, and encourage young men and women to participate and transform their volunteer ideas and initiatives into a positive and sustainable impact on society.

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