The Durar Association for Childhood Care in Al-Ahsa launched the “Flathatna” program, supported by the Prince Talal Charitable Foundation, in a qualitative step aimed at qualifying and empowering female cadres to work in the field of childhood, and enhancing the quality of services provided in childcare centers.
The program is an extension of the association’s efforts in investing in early childhood development, by building qualified female capabilities scientifically and skillfully, capable of effectively contributing to the development of care and education environments, in line with labor market needs and community development goals.
The “Flathatna” program is based on providing an integrated training experience that combines theoretical and practical aspects, through a package of training programs, workshops, and practical applications within real work environments, in addition to pre- and post-measurement tools to raise the efficiency of outputs and achieve the targeted impact.
The program targets young women seeking work in the field of childhood, and mothers wishing to engage in this sector. It extends for six months and includes training tracks focusing on developing educational and professional skills, and enhancing the job readiness of the beneficiaries.
The program aims to prepare trained female cadres, raise the quality of care services, and contribute to the economic and social empowerment of women, thereby enhancing their presence in the labor market and achieving a sustainable impact in the childhood sector.
The association emphasized that the launch of the program stems from its belief in the role of women as a key partner in building society, and its keenness to support qualitative initiatives that contribute to human development and enhance the quality of life, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
