Irbid Youth Directorate conducts an introductory session on the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Service in Bani Obeid District
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The Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate conducted, on Tuesday, an introductory session on the fourth cycle of the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Service for the year 2026, targeting members of the local council of the Bani Obeid District Security Center, in the presence of the award's liaison officer, Tariq Al-Shayyab, and the head of the security center, Lieutenant Colonel Zaid Al-Ajarmeh, with the aim of introducing the award and enhancing participation in purposeful voluntary initiatives.
The session addressed the award's vision, mission, and objectives, as well as the most notable updates for its fourth cycle, including application and evaluation mechanisms, strengthening governance and the independence of the judging process, expanding the scope of participation, and focusing on the impact and sustainability of voluntary initiatives.
The session also covered the award categories and fields of voluntary work, candidacy requirements, the application submission mechanism, and evaluation stages, as well as the importance of designing quality initiatives that respond to the needs of the local community, promote the values of active citizenship and social responsibility, and achieve a sustainable positive impact.
The session comes within the efforts of the Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate aimed at expanding the scope of awareness about the award and encouraging individuals and institutions to participate in it, in a way that promotes a culture of voluntary work and supports purposeful community initiatives.
