Youth and elders: Al Hamriyah community connection
Participants exchanged spontaneous conversations with senior citizens, listening to their stories and life experiences in an atmosphere of affection and respect.
Participants expressed their appreciation for what these parents have contributed to the nation and society, highlighting the importance of being part of a society that values the elderly and maintains kinship ties, a vivid embodiment of the values of compassion and solidarity.
The day's activities also included three workshops to enhance community awareness among participants.
"Social Leader" workshop
Participants benefited from the "Social Leader" workshop as part of the Khalifa Empowerment Programme.
Aisha Al Awadhi presented "Let's Create a Better Society," followed by "You + You = Society," presented by Samah Hakimi.
Strengthening young people role in society
Mr. Issa bin Rukun, Board Member of Al Hamriyah Club and Chairman of the Cultural and Community Committee, said that the visit to the elderly care home comes within the framework of the club's commitment to instilling the values of communication and loyalty in the hearts of young people, noting that it contributes to strengthening the roles of young people in society.
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