The Family Development Foundation (FDF) has signed an agreement with the Emirates Society for Parent Care and Relief to jointly provide social services aimed at enhancing the quality of life and well-being of senior citizens, residents, and those approaching this phase of life. Her Excellency Maryam Mohammed Al Rumaithi, Director General of the FDF, emphasized the commitment to supporting this significant segment of society, which is a key priority for the Foundation as it expanded its mandate to provide exceptional care for senior citizens.
Al Rumaithi highlighted FDF’s commitment to reinforcing partnerships with different entities in the public and private sectors to achieve its goals in line with the vision of Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak. The Emirates Society for Parents Care and Relief reaffirmed its commitment to offering exceptional care for senior citizens through various initiatives aimed at enhancing their overall well-being and promoting 'filial piety'.
The collaboration between the two organizations aims to improve family stability and foster family cohesion across all cities and regions of Abu Dhabi. The agreement was signed at the Jebel Hafeet Community Center in Al Ain in the presence of Her Excellency Maryam Mohammed Al Rumaithi and His Excellency Counselor Ahmed Salem Soudain, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Emirates Society for Parents Care and Relief, along with officials and employees from both entities.
The dedication seeks to enhance the quality of life for senior citizens, offer essential support, and boost their social interaction. The partnership will host events, activities, and services tailored for senior citizens. Salem Soudin commended FDF’s role in delivering exceptional social services to families and senior citizens.
Al Rumaithi emphasized that the agreement aims to address the needs of senior citizens and deliver fruitful outcomes that align with their common aspirations. The efforts align with humanitarian values and community principles in the UAE. The agreement signifies a crucial step towards ensuring the effective and sustainable delivery of services meeting the needs of senior citizens. This will lead to collaboration on social studies, research, and exchanging data to address challenges that may affect service delivery for senior citizens.
