Youth care committees

First: - The competencies of the student activities committees in general

1. Developing activity plans and programmes.
2. Follow up on providing the necessary facilities, tools and materials for internal and external competitions.
3. Proposing the necessary budgets to spend on activities.
4. Encouraging students to participate in activities and creating appropriate opportunities to practice the activity.
5. Organizing competitions, parties, festivals, conferences, courses and workshops.
6. Encouraging the formation of various teams and nominating certified trainers to train them.
7. Nominate three faculty members for each of the union’s committees who are individuals with disabilities Experience in the field of the committee’s activity is referred to the competent authority to choose from among them an advisor to the committee.

Second: - The competencies of each student activities committee

• The Families Committee is concerned with the following
  1. Establishing rules for establishing families and reviewing internal regulations to regulate their work.
  2. Encouraging the formation of families, activating their activities, and providing them with technical support
  3. Providing technical and financial support for student initiatives and campaigns.
  4. Organizing family festivals, conferences, workshops and training courses for family students.
• The Sports Activity Committee is responsible for the following
  1. Infusing sportsmanship among students, encouraging sports talent, and working to develop it.
  2. Organizing sports tournaments, matches, competitions, parties, and festivals.
  3. Follow up on providing the facilities, playgrounds, tools and sports clothing necessary for competitions.
• The Cultural and Media Activity Committee is responsible for the following
  1. Developing awareness of the nation’s issues in a way that consolidates the concepts of citizenship and democracy.
  2. Unleashing students’ intellectual, creative, cultural and informational energies.
  3. Spreading the culture of human rights and consolidating the values ​​of positive participation that contribute to developing political and social awareness among students.
  4. Follow up on providing the necessary halls, equipment, tools, and materials for cultural and media competitions at home and abroad.
  5. Issuing cultural magazines and bulletins and working to establish a diverse cultural library.
  6. Developing media skills and forming a media team responsible for covering the Union’s activities.
  7. Formation of specialized cultural clubs and various simulation models.
• The Technical Activity Committee is responsible for the following
  1. Working to improve public taste and develop students’ aesthetic and artistic sense.
  2. Developing and refining students’ artistic talents.
  3. Following up on the provision of theatres, exhibition halls, raw materials, tools, machinery, clothing, and all the necessary needs for implementing artistic activities at home and abroad.
  4. Issuing technical bulletins, organizing festivals and workshops, and hosting public figures.
  5. Formation of art clubs and academies specialized in artistic activities.
• The Mobile and Public Service Committee is concerned with the following
  1. Raising awareness of the goals, foundations and principles of the Scout Movement and disseminating its ideas.
  2. Developing leadership skills and the ability to assume responsibility and self-reliance.
  3. Developing students’ scouting and personal skills through camps, trips, training courses, and workshops.
  4. Forming hobby clubs and developing and refining students’ various talents.
  5. Working to provide a field for the roamers, halls, tools, clothes, and books necessary for the roaming activities.
  6. Implementing labor camps, public service programs, and environmental and community service.
  7. Communicating with scouting associations to support the scouting movement at home and abroad.