In the era of innovation, creativity and change, Bahraini youth highlight future leaders with inspiring visions in various fields. The launch of the award of Her Highness Sheikha Hessa bint Salman Al Khalifa, volunteer youth work in its fourth session, is a step valued by Bahraini society to support young energies for their effective contributions to volunteer work.
This award is receiving great attention from Her Royal Highness Princess Sabika bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa, the wife of the country’s great monarch, President of the Supreme Council for Women, as an opportunity to highlight the positive competition of volunteer work for youth that contributes to building a strong and influential generation, which encourages this award to continue excellence in various fields.
Voluntary work represents an opportunity to develop personal and social skills and calls for communication, leadership and personality building. There is no doubt that volunteer work is one of the main axes in Bahraini society aims to enhance societal development and contributes to the consolidation of humanitarian principles through cooperation and participation.
This award is an opportunity to present the voluntary youth experiences and gives inspiring success stories for change in which Bahraini youth appreciate the values of giving and participation.
The Supreme Council for Women, headed by Her Royal Highness Princess Sabika, may God protect her, is a cornerstone in promoting volunteer youth work, as the council plays a pivotal role in creating an encouraging environment for volunteer work aimed at spreading a culture of giving, and reinforces the value of volunteer work. This award is definitely an incentive for further participation and exchanging ideas among young people, especially since there is a diversity in the award levels of the individual and collective level.
Bahraini youth are vital and effective categories in the field of volunteer work, where they play a major and inspiring role in enhancing social values and cooperation between members of society, as their interest in voluntary initiatives reflects a strong desire to make a positive change in society and among them as young people through participation in various activities that include cultural, environmental, and social fields, as institutions, including the Supreme Council for Women, contribute to providing opportunities for young people to work, which enhances a spirit National affiliation and interaction with societal issues.
Young people are keen to cooperate with government agencies and civil society, which enhances the effectiveness of volunteer efforts and achieves concrete results estimated by the local community, and this is what the Supreme Council for Women seek to launch the award of Her Highness Sheikha Hasa Bint Salman Al Khalifa Volunteer youth work in its fourth session.
