Our History
Our Founders
- His Highness Sayyid Shihab bin Tariq Al Said
- A'sayeeda Al Jalila Ahd Al Busaidi
- Shokur
bint Mohammed Al-Ghammari
- Sabah
bint Mohammed Al-Bahlani
- Baraka
Bint Saleh Al Bakri
- Hassan
bin Mohamed Al-Moosa
- Dr.
Sultan bin Yarub Al-Busaidi
- Dr.
Samira bint Mohamed Al-Moosa
- Dr.
Thuwayba bint Ahmed Al-Barwani
- Dr.
Saleh bin Mohammed Al-Khusaibi
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Dr.
Mazen bin Jawad Al-Khabouri
- Dr.
Fawzia bint Nasser Al Farsi
- Dr.
Yasmin bint Ahmed Jaafar
- Dr.
Suad bint Mohammed bin Suleiman
-
Dr.
Ana Rajab
- Khadija
bint Nasser Al-Saati
- Raya
bint Saif Al Riyami
- Buthaina
bint Haroon of Al Kindi
-
Manal
Bint Mohammed Al-Abduwani
- Siham
bint Qais Al-Zawawi
- Samira
bint Mohammed Amin
- Rajha
bint Abdulamir
- Tariq
bin Jawad Al-Khabouri
- Nadia
bint Mohammed Al-Wardi
1998
A tribute to their unwavering devotion, twenty-two committed individuals came together to register the Association, motivated by the dearth of early intervention services.
In order to guarantee excellent services, the Association worked with specialists from the Netherlands to examine Oman's disability services and offer recommendations for the future.
2000
The Ministry of Social Development officially declared the Association.Several female volunteers were trained in special education at the Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services to enable them to provide appropriate services to children.The Association officially began providing services to children with disabilities in a rented villa.
2002
We continued to grow in 2002 by adding physical therapy services to our portfolio and hiring specialists in several fields, proving our dedication to the field.
The Association trained 30 female volunteers in the Portage program to ensure that services reach children in their homes.
The Association trained 74 volunteers in the Nizwa University special education diploma program using funds from corporations.
2008
In order to construct a headquarters for the Association that is committed to offering cutting-edge services and caring for children with disabilities, the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said kindly provided land and money.
2019
A distinguished new building was constructed to address the need for a permanent headquarters and meet the growing demand for services for children with disabilities. Thanks to generous donations from private-sector companies, individuals, and the community, the project was completed in 2023.
2023