Coop to introduce exclusive services for less fortunate people

Adel Al-Doukhi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Shamiya and Shuwaikh Cooperative Society, has announced plans to launch exclusive services and benefits for persons with disabilities, including the blind, deaf, and dumb.

The cooperative is committed to utilizing all available resources and efforts to cater to the needs of this segment, enhance their capabilities, and provide them with innovative and dignified services, reports Al-Jarida daily.

In a statement, Al-Doukhi emphasized that the cooperative is in the final stages of securing a contract with a specialized company to provide innovative solutions and tailored services for individuals with special needs, particularly those who are deaf, dumb, or blind.

Upon finalizing the contract, the cooperative will unveil the details of these services, including subscription mechanisms and how individuals can benefit from them.

This initiative underscores the cooperative’s dedication to inclusivity and ensuring equal access to services for all members of the community, regardless of their abilities. By prioritizing the needs of people of determination, the cooperative aims to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for individuals with disabilities.