These programs provide services to the outside community and refer to social services, these programs began in 2009 via providing free food to poor families and medical supplies to local hospitals.
Carpenter Training Program
This program provides free training workshops for local community workers who wish to acquire carpentry skills, trainees are selected to receive practical training in the college's carpentry workshop.
📊 Trainee Statistics:
2020: 8 trainees
2021: 10 trainees
2022: 13 trainees
2023: 12 trainees
📅 Submission: Applications: December 1-15 via the Information Desk.
🎯 Program Benefits:
Free three-month training
Free access to college facilities
as a gift $2500 to start an independent business
Free Food Basket Program
A charitable initiative to support families in need!
A free food basket filled with various types of food is provided to poor families in the local community, distributed primarily during the holy month of Ramadan.
Additional initiatives:
Hosting orphans for Iftar annually.
Distribute more than 1000 meals Annually in hospitals, orphanages, and nursing homes.
Women's Handicrafts Cooperation Program
Empowering women through handicrafts!
The program aims to Cooperation for Women's Handicrafts at Heritage University To empower local women by providing opportunities for sustainable income through handicrafts.
Program Benefits:
✅ Training in traditional and modern handicraft skills, such as textile and jewelry making.
✅ Teaching small business management and marketing strategies, including digital sales and e-commerce.
✅ Providing ongoing guidance, essential materials, and workspace within university facilities.
✅ Join Women's Cooperative It enables collaboration and selling through the university marketplace, helping to reach a wider audience.
Benefits:
Promoting women's financial independence.
Preserving cultural heritage.
Supporting entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development.
📅 Applications are open from November 20 to December 10. Through the university support office.