Saada for Development Concludes Its Ramadan Tour with a Special Laylat Al-Qadr Celebration at the Saada Centers in Khouribga

In an atmosphere filled with spirituality, serenity, and joy, Saada for Development Association in the province of Khouribga concluded its Ramadan 2026 program by organizing a special celebration on the occasion of Laylat Al-Qadr (The Night of Decree) for the children benefiting from Saada Center 1 and Saada Center 2, which provide services for children with disabilities. This initiative was carried out as part of the project to support and improve the education of children with disabilities, funded by the National Mutual Aid Foundation.

The celebration marked the conclusion of the Association’s Ramadan tour, which was organized throughout the holy month. This final event provided a meaningful opportunity to share joy with the children and their families in a spiritually uplifting atmosphere where the values of faith, solidarity, and brotherhood came together. The event was attended by educational and administrative staff, as well as several partners and representatives of civil society organizations.

The Saada Centers currently support more than 90 children with disabilities, providing them with a comprehensive range of educational, paramedical, and social services. Their mission is to promote inclusion, develop the children’s skills, and provide them with a safe and stimulating environment that encourages learning, personal growth, and well-being.

The ceremony featured a variety of recreational and educational activities that created a joyful and welcoming atmosphere. Children and their families shared memorable moments that reflected the spirit of compassion and mutual support that characterizes the blessed month of Ramadan, while strengthening the values of love, solidarity, and community within both centers.

Saada for Development Association emphasized that this initiative forms part of its annual program dedicated to bringing happiness to children with disabilities and encouraging the active participation of their families in social and educational activities. It also contributes to promoting the values of inclusion, communication, and psychosocial support.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Association expressed its sincere gratitude to all educational and administrative staff members, parents, officials of the National Mutual Aid Foundation, and everyone who contributed to the success of this initiative and to bringing joy to the children. The Association also offered prayers that God may accept everyone’s good deeds and continue to bless our country with peace, prosperity, and many more occasions filled with goodness and blessings.