“Peace Ambassadors” from the Forum for Intercultural Dialogue Organize a Visit to 57357 Hospital
As part of the ongoing efforts of the Forum for Intercultural Dialogue at the Coptic Evangelical Organization for Social Services (CEOSS) to promote the values of citizenship, volunteerism, and community service, a group of “Peace Ambassadors” organized a visit to 57357 Children’s Cancer Hospital. The visit came after the ambassadors received specialized training on their role in social responsibility.
This visit was a continuation of a comprehensive workshop focused on active citizenship, volunteer work, and community support. Participants were also trained on how to provide emotional and psychological support to individuals facing health challenges—especially children and their families.
The visit witnessed warm, heartfelt interactions between the Peace Ambassadors and the young patients, including simple recreational activities that brought joy to the children’s faces, as well as supportive conversations that reflected the youth’s readiness to embrace their societal roles and turn their learning into real-life action.
Officials from the Forum emphasized that this visit is part of a broader series of activities aimed at engaging youth in community service and empowering them to serve as positive role models capable of driving change.
It is worth noting that the “Peace Ambassadors” initiative seeks to build bridges of understanding and mutual respect among different segments of society by empowering young people and equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to promote a culture of peace and social cohesion.
