The Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee (SOCHUM) at the Youth of Tomorrow Model United Nations (YTMUN) 2024 conference plays a pivotal role in addressing a wide array of social, humanitarian, and cultural issues affecting regions worldwide, with a specific focus on fostering discussions and formulating solutions to pressing challenges. SOCHUM offers a platform for member states to discuss multifaceted issues that intersect with social welfare, humanitarian aid, and cultural preservation. In this session, delegates will deliberate on a broad spectrum of matters, including but not limited to global health, education, refugees and displaced persons, cultural preservation, and humanitarian crises. The committee's focus will involve critical analysis of the current state of affairs in different regions across the globe. Delegates will delve into the root causes of various humanitarian issues and social challenges, considering the cultural, economic, and geopolitical factors that contribute to these challenges. The delegates at SOCHUM will examine a variety of topics, such as access to healthcare, education, and clean water, as well as the protection and rights of refugees and displaced persons. They will also explore measures to preserve cultural heritage, promote inclusive societies, and address humanitarian crises arising from conflicts, natural disasters, or other circumstances. Throughout the conference, delegates in the SOCHUM committee will engage in lively debate, negotiate resolutions, and propose actionable solutions aimed at mitigating the existing challenges and improving the overall social, humanitarian, and cultural conditions on a global scale. This will involve fostering cooperation among member states and international organizations to ensure the protection and advancement of social and humanitarian rights worldwide.