Social Responsibility

The Faculty of Medicine strives to fulfill its social responsibility by promoting health awareness, providing medical services, and supporting research and initiatives that enhance public health. It also addresses health challenges through awareness campaigns and collaboration with local institutions to deliver innovative solutions that improve community well-being.

Rights and Regulations
Rights of Volunteers in Voluntary Work

Guidelines for Implementing Initiatives

Maintaining the university’s reputation and status in all publications and advertisements related to the initiatives.
Ensuring the supervisor of the initiative is a faculty member or an administrator from the college.
The initiative supervisor must present all publications and materials related to the initiative to the head of the unit for approval before publication.
Submitting the initiatives to the unit’s email at least four weeks prior to the proposed implementation date.
Adhering to the university’s regulations and policies when collaborating with external entities.
Submitting a report on the initiative to the unit’s email no later than two weeks after its completion.
Conducting a survey to gather beneficiaries’ feedback on the implemented initiative and including the survey results in the report submitted to the volunteer work coordinator after the initiatives execution.

Rights of Volunteers in Voluntary Work or Participants in Community Initiatives

Reviewing the objectives of the activity and the desired outcomes.
Clarifying the tasks assigned to the volunteer/participant and what is expected of them.
Explaining the duties assigned to the volunteer/participant and the expectations associated with them.
Assigning each volunteer/participant tasks that align with their abilities and capabilities.
Specifying the time required for the volunteer/participant to spend on the selected initiatives.
Treating the volunteer/participant with respect and granting them the confidence to carry out the agreed-upon responsibilities and tasks.