Kung Fu Training Programme for Children

As part of its efforts to strengthen cooperation and communication with sports and community institutions, the Public Relations Department at Noor El Marifaa Association conducted a field visit to Al-Aqsa Sports Club to learn more about the implementation of its Kung Fu training programme and the sports activities offered to children and adolescents.

During the visit, the Association’s delegation was briefed on the programme’s activities and implementation mechanisms. The delegation highlighted the importance of sports initiatives in helping children make positive use of their free time, develop their physical and psychological abilities, and train in a safe and encouraging environment that enhances their skills and self-confidence.

The three-month programme brings together 25 boys and girls from different age groups, with training sessions held twice a week under the supervision of qualified trainers.

The programme aims to improve the participants’ physical fitness, strengthen their self-confidence, and promote the values of discipline, commitment, and sportsmanship. It also encourages children and adolescents to participate in purposeful activities that contribute to their personal development and strengthen their physical and social skills.

The programme is being implemented as part of Al-Aqsa Sports Club’s annual plan to engage children and young people, develop their abilities, and provide meaningful sports and training activities that allow them to use their energy in a positive and productive way.

Noor El Marifaa Association reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening cooperation with sports and community institutions and supporting initiatives that provide children with safe spaces for learning, training, and recreation while promoting their physical and psychological well-being