Ajman Police supports a pen education project to teach orphans

As part of its continuous efforts to achieve social responsibility and support constructive and effective communication with members of the community and its institutions, and to support integrated education for orphan students, the General Command of Ajman Police has received a "Mark with Pen" project team implemented by the Sharjah Social Empowerment Foundation to support education for orphan students, at the Ajman Police Training Institute. The "Teach the Pen" project team represented by Professor Hayat Al Hosani and Professor Fatima Al Najjar from the Sharjah Social Empowerment Foundation explained the objectives of the project to police employees, which aims to support orphan students by contributing to the payment of their tuition fees and providing their needs of stationery and academic supplies, and the allocation of academic courses and workshops To raise the academic achievement of the late scholars, leading them to the stages of excellence and excellence. The project is supported by the cash contribution from selling pens for a nominal price or cash payments or postponed checks, or through the bank contribution with a monthly or annual deduction that is renewed periodically, or direct transfer to the institution's account. For his part, First Lieutenant Ahmed Abdullah Al-Ajmani, Acting Head of Public Relations and Media at Ajman Police praised the efforts of the project leaders, saying that supporting the education sector in general in the UAE is a basic requirement to support the renaissance of society, especially orphan students and people of determination to help them overcome the challenges facing them In their educational journey to reach them to higher levels of excellence and excellence.