In the session of the Horan Plain Youth and Young Women Center, held at Halima Al-Saadia School, the Director of the Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate, Issa Al-Tawalbeh, the Director of Education, Dr. Imad Al-Na'amaneh, the head of Horan Plain security, a representative from the Civil Defense Center, 50 participants from heads and members of associations and local committees and representatives of the local community, and the award ambassadors Walaa Qeizan and Raghad Al-Junaidi were present. The session's topics were presented by trainers Fatima Al-Bata'ineh and Fares Malkawi from the Irbid Governorate Youth Directorate.
The Northern Shuna Youth and Young Women Center also organized an introductory session at Shuna Secondary School for Girls, with the participation of 25 female students, presented by the center's president and award ambassador Sa'idah Nasrallah, with the participation of award ambassador Hawr Al-Talawi.
The Beit Ras Youth and Young Women Center, in cooperation with Hudhaifa bin Al-Yaman Primary School for Boys, implemented an introductory session with the participation of 35 female teachers, during which the award ambassadors Fatima Al-Bata'ineh and Ghaith Al-Safadi spoke about the award's objectives, topics, registration and participation mechanism, and answered questions from the teaching staff. Ambassador Amer Al-Ta'ani also discussed the registration conditions and participation steps.
Similarly, the Deir Abi Said Young Women Center, in cooperation with Marhaba Primary School for Girls, implemented an introductory session with the participation of 60 young women aged 15–16, in the presence of the school administration and teaching staff, during which the award ambassadors Dima Al-Sharrida and Yasmin Al-Sharrida spoke about the award's objectives, areas, participation conditions, registration and application mechanism.
The sessions included an explanation of the award's vision, mission, and objectives, areas of volunteer work and target groups, nomination conditions, registration and electronic application mechanisms, and evaluation stages, along with the most prominent updates of the fourth cycle for 2026, which include the development of application and evaluation mechanisms, enhancing governance and arbitration independence, expanding participation, and focusing on the impact and sustainability of volunteer initiatives.
These sessions are part of the Ministry of Youth's efforts to spread the culture of volunteer work, enhance citizenship and community responsibility values, and encourage youth, educational institutions, and volunteer teams to participate in the award and develop quality initiatives that contribute to serving the community and achieving a sustainable positive impact.
