Sheikha Jameela Al Qasimi calls to support orphan projects

Sheikha Jameela said that SCHS appreciates these great efforts and the support provided by the Foundation to serve orphans’ families in Sharjah, whereas the Foundation plays a great role in providing a stimulating and supportive environment towards empowerment, which is exactly what the Foundation aims for each and every orphan leading to a stable family and society.

Her Excellency highlighted the positive role played by the Foundation to meet the needs of the orphans’ families, in various circumstances and occasions, and to work to provide a decent life for them.  She also noted the humanitarian initiatives that are being implemented in leading charitable and humanitarian work provided to the Foundation's affiliates, and she invited individuals and institutions to support orphans’ projects implemented by the Foundation.

In 2020, Tawa Mosque was completed as part of the humanitarian initiative launched by the Foundation.

The economic empowerment programmes included many projects that support and meet the essential needs of families. 

The programme valued more than 4 million dirhams, benefiting 1068 families and 2202 orphans.

On the academic level, 1088 orphan students benefited in 2020.

In the field of health care, health empowerment programmes provided medical care for 27 orphans and 10 custodians. 284 orphans and 131 custodians received free medical care, bringing the total beneficiaries of the health empowerment programmes to 232 families and 278 orphans.

The Foundation did not ignore the environmental empowerment, as the "Jodran" (“Walls”) project, included 4 resident families, and provided care for the residential environment of orphans.

Sharjah Social Empowerment Foundation (SSEF) is moving steadily to give and provide innovative care to orphans' families through innovative projects and programmes that pave the way for empowering orphans to be an effective, distinguished and sustainable force in the society.