Voluntary campaign for "Al-Quraiqirah and Al-Disa Youth"

In Ma'an, the Al-Sharah Youth Center implemented introductory visits regarding the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work to a number of schools in Al-Muraigha district, aiming to introduce the award and its goals, spread the culture of volunteer work, and enhance community participation among students.

In turn, the Ma'an Young Women's Center held a training workshop on robotics for female students at Abdullah bin Al-Hussein II School for Excellence, presented by trainer Mohammad Al-Khatib, with the aim of developing the students' technical and creative skills, and introducing them to the importance of robotics in daily life and its role in keeping pace with modern technological developments.

The workshop came as part of the center's efforts aimed at developing young women's skills, enhancing their technical knowledge, and opening new horizons for them in the fields of technology and innovation.

The center also, in cooperation with the "Basmat Khair" team, implemented an entertainment carnival for adolescents, as part of the center's efforts to enhance partnership with voluntary teams, implement purposeful activities that serve the local community, and provide a safe and stimulating environment for participants.

In addition, the Petra Youth Center continues to implement the jiu-jitsu program, in partnership with the sport's federation, which is implemented by the Ministry of Youth within the package of training programs in youth centers, with the aim of raising the level of physical fitness, developing concentration and discipline skills, and boosting self-confidence, in addition to instilling the values of commitment and respect among youth.

In Tafilah, the Al-Ain Al-Bayda Young Women's Center held a training course on the use of the digital cutting machine "Cameo 4", in cooperation with the "Himmatna Ghair" Tourism Association, with the aim of developing the participants' technical and practical skills, introducing them to the capabilities of the device and its applications, providing training opportunities that contribute to refining their creative and technical skills, and encouraging them to benefit from them in developing productive and entrepreneurial projects.

For its part, the Al-Hasa Young Women's Center implemented the "Journey in the Homeland's Memory" activity, aimed at promoting the values of belonging and loyalty and consolidating national identity.

The activity included field tours to a number of historical, archaeological, and heritage sites in Jerash and Irbid Governorates, which allowed the female participants the opportunity to learn about the Jordanian civilizational heritage, explore milestones in the Kingdom's history, and deepen their knowledge of its cultural and historical legacy.

In Madaba, the governorate's model youth and young women center inaugurated a train-the-trainer (TOT) course.

The course aims to develop participants' skills in the field of training, enhance their abilities to prepare and implement training programs efficiently and effectively, and develop communication, presentation, and public speaking skills, thereby contributing to preparing qualified youth cadres capable of transferring knowledge and expertise to their peers.