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Irbid Youth Directorate continues to implement introductory sessions for the fourth cycle of the Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work

Irbid Youth Directorate continues to implement introductory sessions for the fourth cycle of the Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work

The Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate, through a number of its youth centers, continues to implement introductory sessions for the fourth cycle of the Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work for the year 2026, with the participation of educational staff, representatives of charitable societies, and local community institutions, aiming to spread the culture of voluntary work and enhance the values of initiative and social responsibility.

The sessions included the Beit Ras Youth and Young Women Center, in cooperation with Irbid Secondary School for Boys, with the participation of 50 male and female teachers from Irbid schools, and in the presence of a team from the Ministry of Youth, where Dr. Wajih Al-Ghudran spoke about the award's objectives, axes, and the mechanism for registration and participation. Additionally, the Kufr Al-Ma' Integrated Youth and Young Women Center implemented a session at Al-Fitna Model School, with the participation of 10 female teachers, presented by the award's ambassadors Dr. Fatema Krisat and Bayan Krisat.

In the Al-Wustiyah District, the Al-Wustiyah Youth and Young Women Center implemented an introductory session at the headquarters of the Kufr Asad Charitable Society, in the presence of the Director of Al-Wustiyah Development, Omar Abu Zaitoun, and with the participation of heads and representatives of charitable societies. It was presented by the award liaison officer Mohammad Al-Mhaidat and award ambassador Ghaida Al-Azzam. Furthermore, the Northern Al-Shouna Youth and Young Women Center organized a session at the headquarters of the Talal Al-Manshia Charitable Women's Society, headed by Mrs. Tahani Al-Shehimat, with the participation of 30 people from the heads and members of charitable societies, and in the presence of Major Khaled Al-Sholoul, Head of the Community Police Branch at the Western Irbid Police Directorate, and Lieutenant Hadi Al-Bsoul. The session was presented by the center's director and award ambassador Saeda Nasrallah, and award ambassador Hour Al-Tallawi.

The sessions covered the introduction of the award's vision, mission, objectives, categories, fields of voluntary work, nomination conditions, registration and application mechanisms, and evaluation stages. They also reviewed the updates of the fourth cycle for the year 2026, the importance of preparing organized voluntary initiatives that meet the needs of the local community, documenting their activities and results, and highlighting their positive impact and sustainability.

The sessions also featured interactive discussions during which participants' inquiries regarding participation requirements and application mechanisms were answered, emphasizing the role of educational institutions, charitable societies, and youth centers in motivating individuals to engage in voluntary work, and developing qualitative initiatives that enhance community partnership and contribute to community service and development.

These sessions come within the framework of the efforts of the Ministry of Youth and the Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate to enhance participation in the Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work, expand its outreach among various segments of society, and entrench the values of giving, belonging, and social responsibility.

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