The Dubai Community Contributions Establishment - JOOD signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Al Noor Training Centre to strengthen cooperation in community contributions and support initiatives that benefit people of determination and their families.

The MoU was signed at the headquarters of Al Noor Centre, where Khalid Al Helyan, Chairman of Al Noor, and Abeer Al Redha, Board Member, welcomed Marwan Rashid bin Hashim, CEO of the Dubai Community Contributions Establishmen - JOOD.

The partnership aims to enhance the sustainability of the training and rehabilitation programs offered by Al Noor, allowing it to expand its services and reach more beneficiaries, supporting its mission that has continued for over 44 years to serve people of determination in the Emirate of Dubai.

Khalid Al Helyan said the association currently has 216 students from 34 different nationalities, aged between 4 and 35 years, and expressed hope to welcome more students in the future. He also explained that the association has successfully helped employ more than 100 graduates in various sectors, with ongoing support from staff to further develop their professional skills.

For his part, Marwan Rashid bin Hashim said this partnership reflects Jood’s commitment to supporting priority segments, noting that the MoU aligns with Jood’s role as a trusted platform for community contributions and supports initiatives that make a direct impact on the lives of people of determination and their families, in line with the Year of the Family directions and Dubai’s community solidarity values.