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Doha, July 04 (QNA) – Daam Behavioral Healthcare Center announced that it has received CARF International’s behavioral health accreditation for the second consecutive time.
Daam is one of the centers under the umbrella of the Qatar Foundation for Social Work.
Commenting on this development, Daam Executive Director Jawaher Abu Alfain said that the renewal of the CARF International accreditation for the second cycle (2025–2028) is a direct reflection of Daam’s efforts to build a comprehensive institutional system based on quality, sustainability, and continuous improvement.
This achievement demonstrates Daam’s institutional maturity in terms of delivering behavioral health services in accordance with internationally recognized standards, Abu Alfain added.
The Center places beneficiaries at the heart of its priorities and is committed to continuously developing its services and programs in line with the latest professional best practices, she said.
The Daam Executive Director emphasized that maintaining this international accreditation requires integrated teamwork and sustained efforts to enhance service quality and institutional performance, thereby creating a positive and lasting impact on individuals and the wider community.
In turn, quality and planning specialist and project manager for the CARF International accreditation at Daam, Dhofar Al Soufi, said that receiving the CARF International accreditation for the second consecutive time marks a significant milestone that reflects the Center’s steadfast commitment to applying the highest quality standards and service safety.
The accreditation’s renewal is the result of teamwork and ongoing efforts to develop Daam’s services and administrative and organizational practices in accordance with international best practices, she said. It ensures the delivery of comprehensive care centered on beneficiaries’ needs and enhances recovery outcomes.
This accreditation is not merely a certificate of recognition; it is a renewed responsibility that motivates the Center to continue improving and promoting a culture of quality and excellence across all aspects of its institutional work, Al Soufi said. (QNA)
