Sharjah:Sheikha Jameela bint Mohammed Al Qasimi, Chairperson of Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services, led a key meeting at the headquarters of the Sharjah Social Empowerment Centre. The gathering aimed to foster collaboration among the Sharjah Social Empowerment Centre, Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services, and the Sharjah Centre for Learning Difficulties by exchanging expertise and enhancing integration.
According to Emirates News Agency, the meeting focused on reviewing the Sharjah Social Empowerment Centre's significant achievements in 2025, particularly in empowering orphaned children and their families. It also evaluated the strategic plan over the past five years, highlighting key performance indicators and institutional accomplishments that reflect the development and enhancement of its operations and services.
The discussions included efforts to advance the Centre's digital services, streamline procedures, and address the needs of families. Participants were introduced to various empowerment programs and initiatives designed to develop children's abilities, support their families, and improve their quality of life. A tour of the Centre's facilities provided insights into the specialized projects and how these facilities are used to deliver activities and services aimed at children's development.
Sheikha Jameela emphasized the importance of collaborative meetings as platforms for exchanging knowledge and expertise, which contribute to improved practices and service quality. She highlighted that diverse experiences help in creating solutions that respond effectively to the needs of beneficiaries and their families, enhancing the social impact of institutional efforts.
Mona bin Hadda Al Suwaidi, Director-General of the Sharjah Social Empowerment Centre, noted that the meeting served as an opportunity to review institutional achievements and share experiences in supporting orphaned children and their families. She stressed the importance of evaluating the strategic plan's achievements and performance indicators in guiding development efforts and aligning programs with families' needs.
Al Suwaidi reiterated the Centre's dedication to developing an integrated system of programs and services that support children throughout various life stages, providing them with learning opportunities and growth. Enhancing digital services is part of the Centre's efforts to facilitate access for beneficiaries and expedite service delivery, along with benefiting from expertise exchange with Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services and the Sharjah Center for Learning Difficulties.
The meeting aligns with Sharjah's commitment to enhancing individuals' capabilities and preserving their dignity through institutional cooperation and empowerment of beneficiaries and their families.
