The program was presented by trainer Nour Alawneh and included a set of practical and interactive exercises and activities that focused on developing the participants' English language skills, enhancing their speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities, as well as training them on using the language in real-life and practical situations.
The program also addressed a number of skills related to the labor market, including communication in the workplace and expressing oneself clearly and confidently, which enhances the participants' readiness to apply for job opportunities and handle their requirements, within the framework of the Ministry of Youth's programs aimed at qualifying youth with the required skills and raising their professional readiness.
At the Deir Abi Said Youth Center for Girls, an awareness workshop on health and personal hygiene was held with the participation of 30 young women in the age group (12–17) years, with the aim of raising awareness about the importance of sound health practices and enhancing the role of personal and environmental hygiene in maintaining health and preventing diseases.
During the workshop, the center's head, Dima Al-Shuraida, discussed the concept of health and personal hygiene, the importance of adhering to daily healthy habits and behaviors, and maintaining the cleanliness of the surrounding environment, in addition to raising awareness about the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles and turning knowledge into sustainable daily practices.
Translating the awareness themes into practical action, the young women carried out a cleaning campaign that included the sports complex and the youth center yards, which involved cleaning and organizing the targeted spaces and facilities, thereby reinforcing their values of responsibility, volunteer work, and preserving public facilities and the surrounding environment.
At the Sheikh Hussein Youth Center for Boys and Girls, and as a continuation of the events carried out by the center on the occasion of the International Day of Charity, a charitable recreational activity was held at the Sheikh Hussein Sustainable Development Association, with the participation of 25 young women in the age group (15–17) years, benefiting 30 children.
The activity included a set of recreational segments for children, including face painting, interactive stories and tales, songs, and entertainment, in an atmosphere aimed at bringing joy and happiness to the children and encouraging the young women to take initiative, give, and participate in serving the local community.
These programs and activities reflect the diversity of roles played by youth centers in the fields of training, qualification, awareness, and volunteer work, by providing stimulating youth environments that contribute to skill development, enhancing social responsibility, and encouraging youth to take initiative and participate positively, which supports their educational and professional paths and enhances their contribution to serving their communities.
