The Royal Humanitarian Foundation (RHF) launched its summer programme for 2026, offering a comprehensive package of targeted programmes, events and activities.
The programme saw wide participation from mothers and their children affiliated with the foundation, reflecting its commitment to utilising the summer break to develop their skills, refine their talents and enhance their capabilities in various fields.
This year’s summer programme focuses on empowerment and talent development, featuring a diverse range of educational, training, recreational, and cultural programmes.
A highlight is the Youth Academy 2026, targeting the foundation’s young members. The academy aims to positively impact character development, fostering leadership, creativity and teamwork skills.
The summer programmes include several high-quality initiatives, such as the Youth Bank programme for leadership development and talent discovery, the Media and Creativity Academy and the Beacon of Thought. In addition, there are training and professional workshops, as well as sports, cultural, and social activities targeting various age groups of affiliates.
These initiatives contribute to developing their abilities, enriching their knowledge and making the most of their free time in a beneficial way.
RHF acting secretary-general Ibrahim Al Doseri visited the Children’s Academy, where he reviewed the programmes and activities offered to participants.
He met number of children and supervisors and emphasised the foundation’s commitment to providing comprehensive summer programmes that meet the needs of children and contribute to developing their skills and discovering their talents. He also noted that these programmes embody the foundation’s dedication to building a conscious and creative generation that possesses self-confidence and the skills to enhance its positive participation in society.
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