Eid gifts for children in quarantine

dubai — The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) brought festive cheer to 336 children this Eid Al Fitr by distributing gifts to all those who are staying in quarantine facilities.

The Dar Al Ber Society joined hands with MoHAP to spread joy among the youth as part of their initiative called ‘Eid Joy — we’ll never forget you’.

Dr Aisha Suhail, director of the primary healthcare department, said: “The initiative, which is launched by MoHAP’s Maternal and Child Health section, reflects its social and humanitarian responsibility, and aims to promote the values of giving and social solidarity.”

The ministry also seeks to alleviate any psychological burden the children may be experiencing during their stay in quarantine, Dr Suhail added. In these facilities, the children have been receiving world-class healthcare and psychological support.

dubai — Bringing the Eid Al Fitr joy to Dubai kids affected by the pandemic, the health ministry distributed gifts to 336 children who were staying in its quarantine buildings.

The Ministry of Health and Prevention (Mohap) partnered with Dar Al Ber Society to spread happiness among the youth as part of an initiative called ‘Eid joy … we’ll never forget you’.

Dr Aisha Suhail, director of the primary healthcare department, said: “The initiative, which is launched by Mohap’s Maternal and Child Health section, reflects the meaning of social and humanitarian responsibility and it aims to promote the values of giving and social solidarity.”

The ministry also seeks to alleviate any psychological burden they may be experiencing during their stay in quarantine, Dr Suhail added. In these facilities, the youth have been receiving worldclass healthcare and psychological support.

The children and their families hailed the efforts of the medical staff and the rest of the government’s team, thanking everyone not only for taking care of them but also for ensuring that they get to feel the spirit of Eid.

Iman Harib, director of social protection department at the Ministry of Community Development, said: “Our aim is to support children in quarantine and to help them overcome these challenging times, as this would help reinforce their determination to get through this crisis.”

The initiative reflects the meaning of social and humanitarian responsibility and it aims to promote the values of giving.” Dr Aisha Suhail director, primary healtcare department, Mohap