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Dr Amer Sharif, CEO of Dubai Health, said: “We are proud and honored to inaugurate ‘The Clinic of Hope’ on Zayed Humanitarian Day, as we reflect on the enduring legacy of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, whose visionary leadership and compassion have left an indelible mark on the world.”
He added: “At Dubai Health, we reaffirm our dedication to carrying forward his legacy by providing care to all and extending our support to those in need. “The launch of this new clinic aligns with our mission to impact lives through the promise of ‘Patient First,’ ensuring quality, accessible healthcare is provided across the continuum of care.”
Dr. Mohamed Alawadhi, Deputy CEO of Al Jalila Children’s Hospital and Latifa Hospital, said: “The opening of ‘The Clinic of Hope’ represents an important step forward in our ongoing commitment to addressing the healthcare needs of all. the children of our community.
He added: “We believe that all children deserve access to essential healthcare services, and ‘The Hope Clinic’ will play a vital role in ensuring this vision becomes a reality. “Through collaborative efforts with partners and stakeholders, we will create a healthier and more inclusive community for all children in Dubai.”
The launch event was supported by the Community Development Authority and Awqaf Dubai, which played a key role in identifying vulnerable children within the community. During the event, the Clinic provided a variety of essential health services, including medical exams, diagnostics, as well as nutritional and dental education designed specifically for children. Meanwhile, the Emirates Literature Foundation organized several reading activities.
Dubai Health encompasses six hospitals, 26 outpatient health centres, 20 medical fitness centres, Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences and Al Jalila Foundation.
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