Ministry Of Education Partners With Burjeel Holdings To Enhance Healthcare Services For Students And Employees

The Ministry of Education (MoE) has partnered with Burjeel Holdings to enhance healthcare services for its employees and students. This collaboration aims to provide special healthcare services to Ministry staff and their families, alongside medical treatments and vaccinations for students at all educational levels. The agreement was formalised at a signing event attended by key figures from both organisations in Dubai.

Burjeel Holdings will expand its 'IFHAS' initiative under this agreement, offering comprehensive health checks aimed at early detection and prevention of chronic diseases for MoE employees and their families. Additionally, fitness assessments and vaccinations will be available for students nationwide. These efforts are designed to promote a healthier educational environment across the UAE.

Ministry employees will receive various benefits through this partnership, including special offers on uninsured medical services and home care at all Burjeel Holdings facilities. They will also have access to priority services, ensuring timely healthcare support. A 24-hour helpline will be established to assist Ministry staff, along with free monthly campaigns and lectures focusing on mental, physical, and overall well-being.

Eng. Mohammed Al Qasim highlighted the Ministry's dedication to improving the quality of life for both students and employees through strategic partnerships. He stressed that creating a healthy educational setting is a primary concern, reflecting the Ministry's commitment to educators and learners alike. This agreement aligns with national efforts towards sustainability in various sectors.

Dr. Shamsheer Vayalil, Founder and Chairman of Burjeel Holdings, expressed pride in partnering with the MoE to deliver extensive healthcare services across the UAE. He stated that this collaboration underscores their commitment to fostering a healthier society by supporting youth well-being. "By ensuring access to quality care," he said, "we aim to create a healthy, supportive learning environment that empowers the next generation."

John Sunil, CEO of Burjeel Holdings, echoed these sentiments by emphasising the importance of providing comprehensive healthcare services through this partnership. He noted that such initiatives are crucial in building a brighter future for all by empowering young people with better health resources.

This partnership between the MoE and Burjeel Holdings represents a significant step towards enhancing healthcare accessibility within educational settings in the UAE. By focusing on preventive care and wellness education, it aims to positively impact both current students and future generations within the country’s education system.

With inputs from WAM