The Union of Charities reaffirms its unwavering commitment to protecting children's rights.

 

The General Union of Charitable Societies affirmed its unwavering commitment to protecting children's rights, promoting their well-being, and supporting national and community efforts aimed at providing a safe and just environment that enables every child to grow, develop, and live with dignity. This commitment was expressed on the occasion of Universal Children's Day, which fell on Thursday.

According to a statement issued by the Union, its president, Amer Al-Khawaldeh, said that celebrating Universal Children's Day is not merely a symbolic occasion, but a renewed call for reflection and diligent action to guarantee children's rights to education, health, protection, and family and community care, and to empower them to express their opinions and actively participate in shaping their issues and future.

He pointed out that investing in children is a direct investment in the nation's future, development, and stability, praising the significant role played by charitable unions and societies in various governorates through their programs supporting children and families.

Al-Khawaldeh commended the existing partnerships with relevant entities, which have contributed to strengthening the comprehensive protection and care system for children and raising community awareness of the importance of children's rights and their role in society.

The General Union of Charitable Societies affirmed that child protection is a shared responsibility requiring concerted efforts, the development of social support mechanisms, and enhanced participation from families and community institutions to ensure a better life for every child without discrimination.

The Union concluded its statement by emphasizing its continued role in serving the community and developing programs that improve children's quality of life, believing that child protection is the cornerstone of building a cohesive and prosperous society.

The Union of Charitable Societies reaffirms its unwavering commitment to protecting children's rights.