“Karak Youth” conducts introductory sessions for the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work
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The Karak Governorate Youth Directorate conducted a series of introductory sessions for the fourth cycle of the Al-Hussein Bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work for the year 2026, in cooperation with several schools, health institutions, and community organizations, with the participation of young men and women, as well as educational and community staff.
The sessions included the Military Culture School, Al-Qatrana Elementary School, Al-Qatrana Health Center, Al-Rabba Comprehensive Secondary Co-ed School, Al-Rabba Elementary Co-ed School, Al-Rawda Elementary Co-ed School, and the Jerusalem Greek Orthodox Patriarchate School.
The sessions covered an introduction to the award, its vision, mission, objectives, themes, and fields, in addition to explaining the registration mechanism, nomination requirements, and evaluation stages. They also highlighted the importance of voluntary initiatives and their impact on serving the community and promoting the values of citizenship and social responsibility.
The sessions also included answering participants' inquiries, urging young men, women, and students to participate in the award, and encouraging them to transform their voluntary ideas into initiatives and projects with a positive and sustainable impact.
The Director of Youth for the Governorate, Dr. Thamer Al-Majali, stated that these sessions are part of the directorate's efforts to spread the culture of volunteerism, enhance youth participation in community initiatives, and support their orientation toward purposeful voluntary work, contributing to serving the community and strengthening the spirit of responsibility and belonging.
