The Shafallah Center for Persons with Disabilities has announced that all preparations have been completed for the resumption of full operations.
This marks the official restart of educational and rehabilitation services, set to begin next week for both staff and beneficiaries.
The Shafallah Center stated that preparations were carried out under a comprehensive operational plan, including a series of coordination meetings across departments to ensure alignment and integration.
Operational plans were updated, performance indicators reviewed, and facilities, infrastructure, and technical systems fully assessed to provide a safe, integrated, and supportive environment.
At this stage, the Shafallah Center is prioritizing the continuity of high-quality educational and rehabilitation services, alongside enhancing individualized programs tailored to beneficiaries’ diverse needs and abilities.
It also underscored its focus on workforce development through continuous training and strengthening active partnerships with families as a cornerstone of successful rehabilitation outcomes.
The Shafallah Center noted that the return to full attendance enhances institutional readiness, enabling the completion of all administrative and technical arrangements ahead of the relaunch of services, and boosting the efficiency and flexibility of educational and administrative teams.
Shafallah Center’s Executive Director Highlights its Commitment
The Executive Director of Shafallah Center for Persons with Disabilities, Fatima Saeed Al Saadi, affirmed that teams are working collaboratively to ensure a strong and well-organized relaunch, noting that preparations extended beyond operational readiness to include human and professional capacity building.
“Each new phase represents an opportunity to deepen positive impact in the lives of persons with disabilities, adding that the center remains committed to delivering integrated, high-quality services that place beneficiaries at the core, support their empowerment, and promote their inclusion in society in line with best international standards,” she added.
