De La Salle School is proudly partnered with the Children's Museum Amman, supporting their efforts to educate young minds through tangible experiences. In participating in the museum's educational programs and activities, De La Salle students got to explore hands-on exhibits that enrich their knowledge of science, culture and creativity. An embodiment of the school's dedication to high-quality, authentic learning experiences outside of the classroom, creating students who are curious and love to learn.

Supporting the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center
We encourage our dear students to engage in acts of giving and kindness by participating in activities that support the efforts of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center, which align with the humanitarian mission of fighting cancer.

Below is a summary of the available activities and initiatives:
• Run for Life Activity The "Run for Life" activity is a non-competitive race organized by the King Hussein Cancer Foundation for school students. Its goal is to raise awareness about cancer, promote a healthy lifestyle and physical activity, and raise funds to support underprivileged cancer patients. Participation in the race is coordinated with school administrations, where each student purchases a race shirt, the proceeds of which go entirely to support the treatment of patients at the King Hussein Cancer Center.
• Make-A-Wish Program Fulfilling the wishes of children brings immense joy, especially when the child is bravely battling cancer. The King Hussein Cancer Foundation’s Make-A-Wish program offers the opportunity to donate towards gifts that children at the King Hussein Cancer Center wish for, as part of the psychological support provided to uplift their spirits and improve their response to treatment.
• The Good Shop Operated by the King Hussein Cancer Foundation, offers a variety of gifts for different occasions, all imbued with humanitarian value. The cost of these gifts is considered a donation that directly supports underprivileged children and adult patients at the King Hussein Cancer Center. The gift collection includes items specially designed for the Foundation and those inspired by drawings from children undergoing treatment, along with other unique gifts. For more information: The Hope Shop (@hopeshopjo) on Instagram | Hope Shop - (khcc.jo)

Awareness Campaigns
• October Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Every October, the King Hussein Cancer Foundation, through the Jordan Breast Cancer Program, launches an annual campaign to emphasize the importance of early breast cancer screening for every woman. As part of this campaign, underprivileged women are supported to cover the costs of early detection screenings, potentially saving their lives. For more information: | Jordan Breast Cancer Program (jbcp.jo)
• World No Tobacco Day Campaign On May 31st each year, the King Hussein Cancer Foundation launches an annual campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking. This campaign focuses on educating young people about the many health risks associated with smoking, including the fact that there is no safe form of smoking, and that electronic cigarettes are neither safe nor non-addictive. Follow our campaigns and help spread the facts to be part of the positive change in our society.
• Healthy Lifestyle Awareness Campaigns Preventing cancer includes a positive aspect: prevention. Following a healthy lifestyle helps protect us from cancer. Throughout the year, the King Hussein Cancer Foundation conducts numerous awareness campaigns, with the most notable being the World Cancer Day campaign on February 4th. Your participation has great value in supporting our awareness efforts.

• Follow the King Hussein Cancer Foundation’s Social Media Pages:
Facebook: @kinghusseincancerfoundationandcenter
Instagram: @khcfkhcc
Twitter: @KHCFKHCC

The students of our esteemed college participate in the cultural, sports, and volunteer activities organized by the Promising Hands Association, led by Her Royal Highness Princess Alia Al-Taba'a. The association was established to play its role in combating poverty, disease, and ignorance simultaneously.

The activities we participate in include:
• Female Basketball Championship
• Male Basketball Championship
• Annual Promising Hands Conference
• Talent Program
• Heritage and Environmental Day
• Poetry Recitation Contest
• Environmental Day / Tree Planting
• Ramadan Iftar

Selected by the foundation in partnership with De La Salle School, Tkiyet Um Ali, is dedicated and committed to reduce hunger and poverty in some of Jordan's most vulnerable communities. As a part of this alliance, De La Salle students involved themselves in activities like food drives and awareness campaigns which created a culture ot empathy and service. The partnership helps create better global citizens who can make a difference in their local community, embodying the School's mission to instill values of generosity and doing good.