The Governor of Al-Jawf inspects the project for a rehabilitation complex for children with disabilities in Sakaka
In a move reflecting the wise leadership's commitment to enhancing quality of life and empowering all segments of society, His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Nawaf bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Al-Jawf Region, held an important meeting today at his office in the Governorate with Dr. Ahmed bin Abdulaziz Al-Tamimi, CEO of the Association for Children with Disabilities. The meeting focused on reviewing the plans and designs for the proposed rehabilitation complex for children with disabilities in Sakaka, and was attended by a number of officials and advisors.
A world-class development project
During the meeting, His Royal Highness the Prince of Al-Jawf listened to a detailed explanation of the project, which is considered one of the most prominent non-profit development projects in the northern region. The project is being built on a vast area of approximately 15,000 square meters, allowing for the establishment of integrated facilities that serve the association's strategic objectives. The complex primarily aims to bring about a qualitative leap in the system of specialized services provided to children with disabilities in the Al-Jawf region, by raising the efficiency of educational and therapeutic programs and implementing the best international professional standards in this field.
Integrated facilities to enable people with disabilities
The new complex is comprehensive, featuring a range of essential facilities designed to meet all the needs of the children it serves. These facilities include:
- A specialized school: to provide educational services for boys and girls with disabilities, ensuring their right to education in an accessible environment.
- Daycare Center: Provides a safe and stimulating environment for children during daytime hours.
- Advanced Rehabilitation Center: It includes specialized clinics that include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, as well as units for treating behavioral disorders.
This integrated system contributes to providing comprehensive services that support the empowerment of beneficiaries and enhance their opportunities for effective integration into society, thus easing the burden on their families and providing them with the necessary care within their region.
Architectural design that respects identity and sustainability
During the presentation, the architectural design of the project, overseen by engineer Majid bin Mohammed Al-Harsani, was reviewed. The design draws inspiration from the local architectural style of the Al-Jawf region, aiming to create a landmark that reflects the area's identity. Furthermore, the project adheres to Green Building standards, promoting environmental sustainability, increasing operational efficiency, and reducing long-term energy consumption.
Supporting the leadership and Vision 2030
For his part, Prince Faisal bin Nawaf emphasized the paramount importance of supporting such impactful initiatives, noting that the project aligns perfectly with the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030, which places great emphasis on empowering people with disabilities and strengthening the role of the non-profit sector (the third sector) in social and economic development. His Highness also acknowledged the generous support this sector receives from the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince – may God protect them both.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Dr. Al-Tamimi and Engineer Al-Harsani expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation to His Highness the Prince of the region for his continued support and sound guidance, stressing that this attention constitutes a great incentive for the work team to complete the project according to the specified timetable and achieve its lofty development goals.
