He has also directed that support be provided to all families affected by the severe weather conditions
Twenty-seven inmates in Dubai have learnt the basics of volunteer work and community service in two virtual workshops recently organised by the emirate’s General Department of Punitive and Correctional Institutions.
The programme was part of the Dubai Police’s Fina Khaer (The Goodness Within) initiatives, and the force’s goal of encouraging more inmates to serve the community as volunteers. Various activities and sessions were lined up for the group as part of the educational programme.
Through Fina Khaer, the police seek to give inmates a chance to start afresh and channel their energy into productivity, allowing them to live an honourable social life. The initiative also aims to boost a culture of volunteerism and instil values of good citizenship and community solidarity.
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