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The Initiatives of Dubai Women Establishment to produce National Child Care Standards and establish child care centres in the workplace supports the UAE Federal Strategy to improve the quality and standards of education, at all levels in the public and private sectors. The Initiatives of Dubai Women Establishment to produce these National Child Care Standards and to establish child care centres in the workplace, which were supported by the Executive Council of the Government of Dubai, aim to address two main objectives of the UAE Federal Strategy unveiled by H.H. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai. These standards apply to all child care services as defined in Federal law No. 5 (1983), including any premises dedicated to the care of children up to four years of age, including nurseries attached or annexed to a school.
- Child care centres and nurseries in the workplace.
- Nursery Schools.
- Nurseries attached or annexed to a school Children Clubs receiving children aged up to 4 years for more than 4 hours per day.
18 million beneficiaries in 57 developing countries supported by Dubai Cares educational programs over the past 10 years.