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Amman, June 8 (Petra) — The National Aid Fund (NAF) and Al-Reyadah
Charitable Society for Motor Empowerment on Monday signed a
cooperation agreement to facilitate access by people with physical
disabilities from NAF-beneficiary families to prosthetics, assistive
mobility devices, and maintenance services provided by the
association, in line with available financial resources and its
support programs.
The agreement reflects the fund’s commitment to strengthening
partnerships with specialized institutions to connect beneficiaries
with quality services that meet their needs and support their
integration into society, NAF Director General Khitam Shneikat said.
She added that the NAF is working to expand its cooperation network
with civil society organizations to ensure beneficiary families have
access to specialized services that improve their quality of life and
increase their benefit from available support programs.
The Society’s President Raed Khattab said the agreement marks an
important step toward enabling people with motor disabilities to
obtain the prosthetics and assistive devices they need, helping
strengthen their independence and ability to carry out daily
activities.
The agreement is part of both sides’ efforts to enhance integration
in the delivery of social and humanitarian services and expand
opportunities for people with motor disabilities to benefit from
rehabilitation and support services that improve their quality of
life.
//Petra// AO