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Fareda Abdullah, Executive Director of Human Capital at Dubai Properties Group, said:
"We are pleased to have held the Al Noor Tuck Shop at our headquarters, offering for sale many creative pieces prepared by the highly gifted students. The shop received great interest from DPG employees and the general public. We invite everyone to encourage the promising talent of special needs' children from the Al Noor Centre through supporting all their future endeavours."
"Dubai Properties Group has always aimed to support the skills of our own employees along with that of the community, particularly kids. Giving back to the society is a big part of our corporate responsibility campaign and we are looking forward to backing many such events and initiatives in the near future."
Run under the auspices of the Ministry of Social Affairs, the Al Noor Centre is committed to helping special needs children from infancy to adulthood as part of its profound aim to successfully integrate them into mainstream society.
The Al Noor Tuck Shop initiative validates Dubai Properties Group's commitment to participate in community-related activities through cementing partnerships with various educational and humanitarian entities.
Dubai Properties Group recently released its inaugural Corporate Responsibility Report, the first in the Middle East to be endorsed by the Amsterdam-based Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the world's leading multi-stakeholder organization. The report outlines in detail DPG's philosophy, programmes and achievements in the areas of environment, people, market and the community.
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