Charitable Society For Family Development In Duba (Meethaq)
Charitable Society For Family Development In Duba (Meethaq)
The Charitable Society for Family Development in Duba Governorate (Meethaq) is a non-profit association, specialized in empowering, guiding and raising awareness of the community, and it seeks to achieve stability and family security through socially sustainable development programs.
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Services Offered
- Family counseling.
- Training courses and programs.
- Family General Programs: (lectures, seminars, and forums).
- Providing educational services and family guidance to those who are about to marry, and providing newlyweds with skills and knowledge in positive dialogue
- Rehabilitation of widows and divorced women socially and psychologically
- Contribute to the psychological and social rehabilitation of abused men and women and provide them with material and moral support.
Fees and Payment
This service is free of charge.
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Languages: Arabic
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