Doha: Qatar Charity (QC) launched the first edition of the 'Youth of Tomorrow' program, which targets children aged 9 to 15 from the Qatari community. The program includes a series of purposeful workshops, visits, and recreational and educational trips. It comes as part of Qatar Charity's efforts to maximize the value of the remaining summer vacation by engaging school students in enriching and impactful activities. The program aims to develop participants' skills in various aspects of life. It includes workshops on drug awareness, first aid, self-defense (Taekwondo), cybersecurity, and social etiquette, in addition to several recreational and educational visits and trips. Source: Qatar News Agency
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