Designing a Community Initiative is a course in the Volunteering and Humanitarian Work track, delivered by Al Qurain Training Center in Doha, Qatar, and taught by Anwar Abdulrahman Al-Taneeb, founder of the "Wasani Feek Al-Habib" campaign for reaching out to neighbours in Ramadan. It focuses on identifying the need and the audience and writing up the initiative's idea, plan and impact indicators, and ends with a certificate of completion in cooperation with the International Business Council.
After this course, you will be better prepared for
- Identifying a real community need and the people it affects.
- Stating the initiative's idea and goal on a single page.
- Drawing up a delivery plan with its team and stages.
- Choosing simple indicators to measure impact.
Who is this course for?
- People with volunteering ideas
- Youth and student teams
- Corporate social responsibility teams
- Teachers and school activity coordinators
What do you receive?
- Course materials and a one-page initiative template
- An applied project: your initiative written up with its plan and indicators
- Case studies of existing community initiatives, discussed in class
- A certificate of completion from Al Qurain Training Center, in cooperation with the International Business Council
Why this programme?
Anwar Al-Taneeb originated the "Wasani Feek Al-Habib" campaign for reaching out to neighbours in Ramadan, running since 2014, as well as the "Ladies of Kaifan Forum" and the "Literary Letters" competition. She helps you take your initiative from idea to a plan your team can carry out.