Graduates Programme at Mabarrat Um Al-Hussien

The Graduates Programme at Mabarrat Um Al-Hussein is designed to provide ongoing support to young people who have transitioned to independent living after leaving the Mabarrat. The programme seeks to foster their success in society by offering career guidance, psychological support, and continuous engagement to ensure their ongoing growth and development.

Smooth transition: Assisting graduates in adjusting to independent life and overcoming the challenges they may face.
Academic support and scholarships: Providing guidance and securing scholarships for academic advancement.
Enhancing professional opportunities: Offering support and guidance to improve employment prospects and career growth.
Providing health, psychological, and social support: Offering psychological and social assistance to help with the transition to independent living.
Building a sustainable support network: Establishing a comprehensive support network that includes institutions and local communities for continuous assistance.

Developing transition plans: Offering advice and guidance on how to successfully transition to independent life.
Housing assistance: Helping graduates find suitable housing and supporting them through the transition process.
Guidance and counselling: Providing continuous support to help graduates deal with the daily challenges of independent living.

Career guidance: Offering advice on choosing career paths and developing career plans.
Training and employment opportunities: Organising workshops and training programmes to improve skills and enhance employment prospects.
Employment network: Collaborating with local companies and job centres to provide job opportunities for graduates.

Health monitoring for graduates: Providing regular health follow-ups.
Psychological support sessions: Offering counselling sessions to help graduates manage psychological and emotional challenges.
Social interaction: Organising social activities to strengthen bonds among graduates and promote mutual support.
Personal guidance: Providing advice and counselling to help graduates address personal and social issues.

Community partnerships: Developing partnerships with local and community institutions to provide continuous support and services to graduates.
Events and activities: Organising regular events to foster communication among graduates and provide opportunities for exchange and learning.
Sustainable support: Establishing long-term support programmes, including counselling and guidance at various stages of graduates' lives.

Regular evaluations: Conducting periodic evaluations of graduates’ needs and updating support plans based on their progress.
Reporting: Preparing regular reports on the progress of graduates and submitting them to management to monitor the effectiveness of the programme.
Continuous communication: Maintaining open channels of communication with graduates to ensure they receive the appropriate support and follow-up on their progress.