The volunteer services provided by students under the supervision of the Volunteer Work Support Committee are an important incentive for gaining experience and contributing to community assistance. These services are diverse and enhance the culture of volunteer work within and outside the college, focusing on significant aspects of life that require support and development, in addition to fostering principles of social solidarity. Some of the key volunteer activities undertaken by students include:
- Contributing to the planting and landscaping of the college gardens to enhance the environmental and aesthetic conditions.
- Preparing winter clothing and gifts for orphanages and individuals with special needs.
- Providing essential means for dignified living in nursing homes, listening to residents, and checking on their well-being.
- Engaging in awareness and guidance efforts by disseminating information, whether medical or educational.
- Supplying medications and supplies not available at the Children’s Hospital/Blood Disease Center, along with providing small gifts to bring smiles to the faces of hospitalized children and alleviate their suffering.
- Conducting an awareness campaign about the dangers of obesity and its relation to hypertension and diabetes at the Bab Al-Moadham college complex, which included distributing educational brochures on the risks of being overweight and promoting healthy practices.
