It is the body responsible for strengthening the presence of the Syrian Future Movement in society, organizing and activating its grassroots base, and expanding community engagement with its vision and programs, thereby contributing to building a conscious and influential popular base that supports its national and developmental goals.
The tasks of the Grassroots Office include the following:
– Enhancing direct communication between the Movement and various segments of society.
– Organizing and activating the Movement’s grassroots base in different regions.
– Expanding membership and recruitment according to established regulations.
– Monitoring citizens’ needs, concerns, and aspirations and reporting them to the relevant bodies within the Movement.
– Building and strengthening popular support networks for the Movement’s vision and programs.
– Organizing meetings, seminars, and public and community events.
– Preparing and implementing awareness campaigns and community initiatives.
– Promoting a culture of civic participation, volunteer work, and social responsibility.
– Monitoring public opinion trends and societal sentiments and preparing reports and recommendations regarding them.
– Contributing to communicating the Movement’s visions and programs to society in a language that resonates with citizens’ needs and aspirations. – Supporting efforts toward community reconciliation, social cohesion, and establishing a culture of dialogue.
– Identifying and developing community talents and energies and encouraging their engagement in public service.
– Training grassroots cadres and enhancing their skills in communication, community work, and organizational development.
– Coordinating with the movement’s various offices and branches to ensure the integration of field and community work.
– Supporting and organizing grassroots initiatives that align with the movement’s goals and mission.
– Preparing studies and reports related to the realities, needs, and challenges of society.
The role of the Grassroots Office is manifested through the activities of its director and staff, including field engagement with citizens, organizing events and public meetings, launching community and awareness initiatives, attracting and training grassroots cadres, and monitoring community needs and trends. This strengthens mutual trust between the movement and society and contributes to expanding its presence and influence in public affairs.
