KUWAIT: The Public Authority for Disability Affairs and Nama’a Charity, part of the Social Reform Society, have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance services and facilities for people with disabilities. The agreement sets out concrete steps to guide the partnership, including supplying equipment, furniture, and medical devices, supporting activities and events, and providing technical and development proposals. It also establishes a framework to coordinate resources and ensure initiatives meet professional standards and approved criteria.
Saad Al-Otaibi, Chief Executive Officer of Nama’a Charity, said the deal reflects a practical commitment to social responsibility. “This partnership empowers people with disabilities and helps integrate them into society,” he said, adding that the framework will ensure the resources and expertise of both organizations are directed effectively.
Dr Dalal Al-Othman, Director General of the disability affairs authority, said the agreement strengthens collaboration to improve services and support for beneficiaries. She noted that the authority oversees an integrated action plan covering care, rehabilitation, skills development and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities, in accordance with Law No. 8 of 2010 on the rights of persons with disabilities. The two sides said the partnership aligns with Kuwait Vision 2035, reflecting a shared commitment to enhancing inclusion, improving facilities and raising community awareness about the needs and rights of people with disabilities. — KUNA
