The Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) said Tuesday that it carried out 36 activities and events targeting more than 6,000 people across the Kingdom during the holy month of Ramadan with the aim of enhancing the role of youth in serving their local community. The foundation pointed out in a press statement that “the events were diverse and targeted all segments of society, including children, youth and the elderly and included activities that bring joy to the hearts of orphans and visits to nursing homes.” The CPF also implemented “Youth Outings” activities during Ramadan that tackled issues of interest to young men and women and allowed them to voice their opinions and make suggestions on means to activate their role in developing their reality. These events, the foundation explained, are in line with its policy of communicating with members of local communities on the field through the work teams and volunteers of its various initiatives and programs.
Source: Jordan News Agency