Accra:Make-A-Wish UAE has signed an agreement with Mediclinic Middle East to grant the wishes of children receiving medical care at Mediclinic facilities. This collaboration is designed to enhance psychological and emotional support for children facing life-threatening health conditions, providing them and their families with moments of hope and joy during their treatment.
According to Emirates News Agency, the signing ceremony was attended by representatives from both organizations, including Hani Al Zubaidi, CEO of Make-A-Wish UAE, and Ahmed Ali, Executive Director of Mediclinic Middle East. The agreement underscores Make-A-Wish UAE's commitment to forming strategic partnerships with healthcare providers to integrate medical care with humanitarian support.
Under this partnership, the two parties will work together to fulfill the wishes of eligible children, offering them memorable experiences that uplift their spirits and bolster their emotional well-being. This initiative showcases the significant impact of humanitarian collaborations on the lives of children and their families.
Hani Al Zubaidi expressed pride in the agreement, highlighting it as a model of integration between healthcare and humanitarian efforts. He emphasized the lasting impact of granting wishes on children, providing them with positive energy that supports their treatment journey. Al Zubaidi also thanked Mediclinic Middle East for its partnership and commitment to the mission.
Ahmed Ali of Mediclinic Middle East reiterated the importance of supporting not only the medical but also the emotional needs of children and their families. He expressed hope that the partnership would enable more children to experience joy and strength during difficult times, making a meaningful difference in their lives.
Make-A-Wish UAE continues to expand its network of partnerships with healthcare institutions and other organizations, aiming to reach more children and translate its humanitarian mission into meaningful experiences filled with hope and joy.