Fareah did great volunteer work as a member of the Kuwait Red Crescent, And also as a member of Women’s Cultural Society in Kuwait. She represented the Society in a formal mission to the United Kingdom in 2001, which aims to activate the Kuwaiti women’s political role in society. She worked as a certified trainer in “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”, which is a program that develops youth leadership skills. In 2002, Alsaqqaf and a group of committed women founded a program for youth development, which became LOYAC in 2003. LOYAC is a non-profit organization working towards " Enlightened youth for peace and prosperity” which presents LOYAC's main vision. It works on protecting the growing youth from extremism, aggression and terrorism, spread love and peace among the community and achieve youth empowerment by providing them with opportunities that enhance their professional development and personal growth to make them efficient members in their societies. LOYAC and its chapters in Jordan and Lebanon and Yemen serve over 3,000 youth annually ages between 3 and 35 years. LOYAC has received many awards and honors, the most notable was the King Abdullah II Award in 2009 and it is recognized as the best practice by UN Habitat and Dubai Municipality in 2010. It received the first class medal of excellence from HH Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad in 2013.

Salman is a diligent researcher and musical historian in the field of folk and marine arts. His performance practice draws on the historical musicology that resembles a documentation of the diving and sea period. One of his most important goals is to preserve the artistic features of that period, as it represents a large part of the history and culture of the region. For this reason, Salman insists on performing his music without any modifications, as he wants the marine heritage to reach younger generations in its original form, without losing any identity. With a joy for his craft, Salman diligently works to revive folk concerts and ancient folklore, such as Al-Sout, Al-Nhma, and Al-Khmari. He is a strong opponent of using art as a commercial tool which is why he adopts a distinctive style that nurtures quality over quantity. He is eager to present the cultural and literary value of his music to increase lovers of this art-form and to popularize it amongst youth. Salman has had an album made, which presents his love for ancient folklore, titled "Gharam."

She was appointed as the Peace Ambassador for the Worldwide Peace Marker Project (WPMP) in Kuwait in 2012 and 2013. Amira has been a member of Abolish153 since 2015, and she was appointed as the head of the Fine Art Department by Lapa-Loyac in 2017.