The "Jan-Fada" campaign, aimed at educating and promoting the culture of self-sacrifice among the youth, especially children and adolescents, has designed special programs. In a meeting held for this purpose, Sasan Zare, the spokesperson for the Jan-Fada People's Headquarters, elaborated on the details of this campaign and emphasized the importance of familiarizing students with human and social values.
Registration for the Jan-Fada Campaign Begins
Zare announced in this meeting that registration for the Jan-Fada campaign is open for individuals over 15 years old, and all interested parties can participate in this cultural program by visiting the relevant websites. He also pointed out that the main goal of this campaign is to raise awareness and promote the concepts of self-sacrifice and service to the community.
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Education in Schools and Neighborhoods
The spokesperson for the Jan-Fada People's Headquarters added: "Versions of this training have been designed for neighborhoods and schools, which will be specially presented to students." These trainings are designed to be delivered in the form of workshops and educational courses to help students become familiar with human and social values. Zare emphasized that "our training not only promotes the culture of self-sacrifice but also strengthens the spirit of cooperation and collaboration among the youth."
The Jan-Fada campaign aims to create the necessary foundations for nurturing a generation of youth who can act as social role models in the future and rush to assist those in need in critical times. Zare noted the positive impacts of this program on young people, stating that "we aim to turn youth into committed and responsible individuals who feel accountable to their community."
Future Outlook of the Jan-Fada Campaign
In line with achieving these goals, the Jan-Fada campaign has planned various programs for the future. In addition to basic training, organizing cultural and artistic competitions, holding scientific meetings, and social seminars are among the other programs of this campaign. Zare expressed hope for the youth's participation in these programs, saying: "We aim to connect young people through the creation of a strong social network and promote the culture of cooperation and participation among them."
Finally, the spokesperson for the Jan-Fada People's Headquarters invited all young people to join this campaign and contribute to building a better and more humane future for their community. He emphasized: "Each of us can make significant changes with small steps and together move towards a better society."
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