The Union Solidarity Association donated to support the inmates of the correctional and rehabilitation institution in Ajman.
The Correctional and Rehabilitation Institution at
Ajman Police General Headquarters received a
charitable donation of AED 180,000 from the
Union Charity Association. This donation supports
humanitarian initiatives aimed at assisting
financially disadvantaged inmates.
Colonel Mohammed Mubarak Al Ghafli, Director of
the Correctional and Rehabilitation Institution,
received the donation from His Excellency Nasser
Ali Al Junaibi, Executive Director of the Union
Charity Association, in the presence of Mr. Ahmed
Abdullah bin Malik, Director of the Quality of Life
Department. This initiative reinforces cooperation
and community partnerships between charitable
organizations and government entities.
The donation aims to support inmates and
alleviate their financial burdens. It will also provide
travel tickets for deportees unable to afford the
costs of returning to their home countries, thus
expediting their departure and reuniting them with
their families. This embodies the values of
solidarity and compassion within the community.
Colonel Mohammed Mubarak Al Ghafli expressed
his gratitude to the Union Charity Association for
this humanitarian initiative, emphasizing that such
contributions support the institution's efforts in
caring for inmates and providing a comprehensive
rehabilitation environment. He added that this
reflects the spirit of constructive cooperation
between various entities. For his part, His
Excellency Nasser Ali Al Junaibi, Executive
Director of the Union Charity Association, affirmed
that this donation comes within the framework of
the association’s keenness to perform its societal
role and support humanitarian initiatives that
benefit individuals and society and enhance
stability and social cohesion. Mr. Ahmed Abdullah
bin Malik pointed out the importance of
partnership with government agencies in
implementing sustainable humanitarian initiatives.
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