Umm Al-Fahm High School Hosts Event to Connect Students with Volunteer Organizations
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Al-Ahliyya High School in Umm Al-Fahm held a volunteer fair on October 6, 2026, connecting 10th graders with over a dozen official organizations. The event, a collaboration with the local municipality's volunteer department, aimed to inform students about volunteer opportunities and safe practices. Students interacted with representatives from various associations and municipal units, concluding with an appreciation ceremony for the participants.
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- Al-Ahliyya High School in Umm Al-Fahm hosted a volunteer fair on October 6, 2026.
- The event aimed to expose 10th-grade students to volunteer opportunities with official institutions.
- Over a dozen organizations, including municipal units and local associations, participated.
- Students learned about the nature, conditions, and services of various volunteer roles.
- The school emphasized the importance of safe and informed volunteering for community building.
The Al-Ahliyya High School in Umm Al-Fahm organized a volunteer fair on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, in partnership with the volunteer department of the Community Center, Umm Al-Fahm Municipality. The event aimed to expose 10th-grade students to various official institutions where they can volunteer, providing information on each organization's mission, target audience, and services.
The day began with an address from the social education staff, followed by a traditional musical performance by members of the 21+ Center. Students then moved in groups between stations representing different organizations to learn about volunteer opportunities, including the nature, conditions, and requirements of volunteering.
Participating organizations included the Volunteer Unit of the Community Center, Umm Al-Fahm Municipality, Salam Association, Modah Center, Inosh Center, Baraem, The Long Day, Basayer Al-Khair, Amanina, Beit HaGalgalim, the Environmental Unit of Umm Al-Fahm Municipality, the 21+ Center, Tishreen Association, and a station for the Student Council.
Students showed significant interest in learning about these organizations. The event concluded with an acknowledgment of the representatives from the participating institutions for their presence and active role in providing students with sufficient information, enabling them to volunteer safely and avoid risks or exploitation. Al-Ahliyya High School believes in a community that builds a school that builds a community.
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