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Boeing Initiative to Help Disabled Children in Saudi
JEDDAH — Boeing has donated half a million riyals to an initiative that aims to give disabled children a chance to attend mainstream schools and boost their career prospects.
“Our support to the Hope Centre in Saudi Arabia is part of our long-standing commitment to the kingdom that covers community-based initiatives such as the Early Intervention Programme. We always look at ways to help all children access high quality education and benefit from opportunities to develop their skills in order to become productive and engaged members of society,” said Ahmed Jazzar, president of Boeing Saudi Arabia.
“Hope for Exceptional Needs Centre is doing commendable work in helping disabled children and we are happy to take part in this programme,” he added.
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