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FDF organises dialogue sessions to enhance quality of life for senior citizens in Abu Dhabi

               09/06/2025

               This move aligns with FDF’s dedication to meeting the requirements of senior citizens and
               designing social services that align with their aspirations











































               Abu Dhabi, June 04, 2025: The Family Development Foundation (FDF) has launched a series of
               interactive dialogue forums for 2025, exclusively for senior citizens. The key objective of this move is
               to increase the contributions of elderly people in shaping the future of social services and support
               them to express their requirements and dreams.
               Last year, FDF organised nine dialogue forums, which had the active participation of 273 members
               from different community categories. In 2025, seven out of planned 16 forums has already been
               conducted, engaging 154 senior citizens, their companions and partners. This initiative
               underscores the pivotal role of elderly people in designing social services to serve them.
               These forums seek to improve community participation in future planning processes, understand
               the needs of senior citizens for programs and services and create supporting policies for elderly
               community in collaboration with strategic partners. Furthermore, it evaluates the preparedness of
               families to meet the psychological, health and social needs of senior citizens while contributing to
               creating comprehensive, high-quality services in line with FDF’s dedication to support this
               significant category of society.
               His Excellency Abdulrahman Al Baloushi, Director of the Strategic Planning and Institutional



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