YOUTH CONTRIBUTION TO VOLUNTEER WORK TO MANAGE SOCIALRISKS –A FIELD STUDY OF A SAMPLE OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE CITY OF GHARDAIAALGERIA
Volunteer work contributes to supporting countries' policies and is a conscious process in managing the social risks that society is aware of and which may weaken the resolve of countries.Volunteer work takes place within social institutions in which individuals who wish to contribute socially apart from financial profit are involved, called civil society and charitable institutions.It demonstrates its contribution to monitoring state agencies and assisting them in the process of directing their resources according to development requirements.Social participation in the state's organization of material and human resources according to the needs of individuals and society.This can only be achieved by making optimal use of the efforts of young women engaged in volunteer work who organize themselves into active charitable organizations to manage social risks.And planning to manage the risks resulting from the social ills that affect the individual and society in the city of Ghardaia, which they are currently suffering from (illegal immigration among young people, drugs, etc.), and this is to maintain the structure and stability of the social structure.The importance of the study in the actual contribution of young people to volunteer work to manage social risks that affect their stability.The study aims to know the organization of young people in volunteer work to manage social risks in the city of Ghardaia, which is located in the north-south of Algeria.We put forward the following hypothesis: The actual contribution of young people to volunteer work helps in planning and managing social risks to maintain social stability in the city.Field study on a sample of youth from the city of Ghardaia using a questionnaire.
Publication Details
- Journal
- RIMAK International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Published
- 2024-11-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.47832/2717-8293.32.9
- Primary Topic
- Leadership, Courage, and Heroism Studies
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00