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Roots of Hope: A Youth Led Community Greening Initiative
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Roots of Hope: A Youth Led Community Greening Initiative
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Roots of Hope: A Youth Led Community Greening Initiative
Sorry, this opportunity is only available to people with a minimum age of 15 years and a maximum age of 29 years
Roots of Hope: A Youth Led Community Greening Initiative
مشروع حصري
Ibdaa W Najah Association
عذرا, هذه الفرصة متاحة فقط لمتطوعي Ibdaa W Najah Association اذا كنتم أحد المتطوعين المنتسبين لهم, الرجاء الاستمرار في الخطوات التالية:
Roots of Hope: A Youth Led Community Greening Initiative
Climate Action - Tree planting
Opportunity location
Residents of the regions
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North
Batroun, Bsharri, Koura, Miniyeh Danniyeh District, Tripoli, Zgharta
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Akkar
Akkar
Volunteering Hours Number
5
Volunteering from
2025-08-30
to 2025-09-03
Days
Saturday
Hours from 08:00
to
13:00
Minimum Age
15 years
Maximum age
29 years
Transportation is not available
25
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Description of Opportunity
This brief provides a simple and clear explanation of the objective of the opportunity and the activities required to implement it. Where this profile is the first thing donors read.
This brief provides a simple and clear explanation of the objective of the opportunity and the activities required to implement it. Where this profile is the first thing donors read.
“Roots of Hope” is a youth-led environmental volunteer opportunity focused on planting 70 trees around the association in a single day. Through this initiative, 30 young volunteers will take part in a hands-on activity that promotes environmental awareness, beautifies the neighborhood, and strengthens community responsibility and teamwork. Volunteers will receive all necessary tools, a short training session, snacks, and a certificate of participation. It’s a chance to make a lasting green impact and contribute to a more sustainable future
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Knowledge gained from this opportunity
Determine the challenges to be faced, i.e. the identified societal problems, who is affected and what are the repercussions on society.
Determine the challenges to be faced, i.e. the identified societal problems, who is affected and what are the repercussions on society.
• Understanding the importance of tree planting in environmental protection. • Learning the basics of tree planting and care. • Gaining teamwork and on-ground coordination skills. • Becoming familiar with the concept of environmental volunteering and its community impact. • Developing a sense of responsibility toward public and shared spaces.
The volunteer opportunity plan
It includes an explanation of the activities and steps necessary to implement the opportunity, with an explanation of the time periods and costs for each activity and for the entire opportunity, as providing this information accurately reflects the professionalism of those in charge of the opportunity and their experience in the field of community work.
It includes an explanation of the activities and steps necessary to implement the opportunity, with an explanation of the time periods and costs for each activity and for the entire opportunity, as providing this information accurately reflects the professionalism of those in charge of the opportunity and their experience in the field of community work.
• Volunteer registration and welcome: Volunteers are welcomed, registered, and provided with gloves, hats, and necessary tools. • Introductory session and quick training: A brief session to explain the initiative’s goals, proper tree planting techniques, and safety guidelines. • Tree planting activity: Volunteers are divided into small teams, assigned planting zones, and begin planting under the guidance of organizers. • Break and meal distribution: Volunteers receive a light snack (cake, Bongos, water) along with a sandwich. • Closing session: Sharing reflections, taking group photos
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