Kuwait's Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Al-Wasmi, on Sunday emphasized the ministry's commitment to the rehabilitation, care, and development of people with disabilities. This emphasis came during his meeting with a delegation from the Al-Tamouh Sports Club for individuals with intellectual disabilities. During this meeting, the club's main programs and activities were reviewed, and discussions were held on religious cooperation and awareness-raising to facilitate the club members' access to the ministry's programs and services.
The Ministry of Awqaf's Commitment to Religious and Educational Needs
Dr. Al-Wasmi stated in a conversation with reporters after the meeting that the Ministry of Awqaf is committed to meeting the religious and educational needs of people with disabilities. He added: "We are looking to create more opportunities for these individuals to participate in activities and programs that suit their abilities." This approach to caring for people with disabilities is rooted in Islamic values, including solidarity, kindness, and human dignity.
The Importance of Collaboration with Specialized Organizations
The Minister of Awqaf also emphasized the importance of collaborating with specialized organizations, stating: "We must leverage the expertise of these organizations to adapt religious education and awareness-raising methods to the needs of individuals with intellectual disabilities." He stressed that the ministry's services should be accessible to all members of society, and collaboration with these organizations can help achieve this goal.
These efforts are aimed at creating an inclusive and accepting society for all individuals, especially those facing specific challenges. Dr. Al-Wasmi clarified that these actions not only help improve the quality of life for people with disabilities but also increase public awareness of their needs and rights.
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