" Karak Youth " Organizes an Introductory Session on the Hussein Award for Volunteer Work
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The Directorate of Youth of Karak Governorate, in cooperation with Al-Qasr Secondary School for Boys and Girls, organized an introductory session on the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work, in its fourth session, as part of the Ministry of Youth's efforts to promote a culture of volunteerism among young people, encourage them to launch volunteer initiatives, and document their impact, thereby contributing to community service and enhancing values of responsibility and initiative.
The award's liaison officer, Dr. Hiyam Al-Hamaideh, said that the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Volunteer Work comes as a national initiative launched by His Highness the Crown Prince to promote a culture of volunteering and motivate individuals and institutions to direct their energies towards pioneering and innovative volunteer work with sustainable community impact.
She spoke about the award's main areas, the importance of documenting volunteer initiatives and projects and their impact on society, as well as clarifying the nomination requirements and the mechanism for submitting entries, noting that the Ministry of Youth is a key partner in implementing the award at the governorate level.
The award's liaison officer, Muhammad Al-Limoun, and the award's ambassador, Muhammad Al-Dhneibat, provided an explanation of the procedures related to registration and participation, and answered questions from the audience about the submission process and the award's requirements.
