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Under the slogan “Your Health Matters” The Khudh Beyadi FoundationDevelopment (KBFD), represented by its Health Program, implemented a health awareness session titled: “Your Health Awareness Makes a Difference”

access_time 2026-09-09

The session, delivered by Dr. Hafez Al-Maqrana, covered the fundamentals of first aid and how to appropriately respond to emergency situations, contributing to enhancing health awareness and strengthening participants’ ability to respond safely and effectively in emergency situations.

Khudh Beyadi Foundation Development KBFD Conducts a Training Course on Incense and Perfume Making for Women with Physical Disabilities in Partnership with the Association for the Care and Rehabilitation of People with Physical Disabilities – Al-Salam Center

access_time 2026-08-16

The Khudh Beyadi Foundation Development (KBFD), in partnership with the Association for the Care and Rehabilitation of People with Physical Disabilities – Al-Salam Center, conducted a specialized training course on “Incense and Perfume Making,” benefiting 22 women trainees with physical disabilities

My Family, My Support

access_time 2026-07-28

Khudh Beyadi Foundation Development (KBFD) implemented a Family Guidance Program entitled: "My Family, My Support" The program targeted the mothers of students enrolled in the inclusive education program as part of the Foundation’s efforts to help create a supportive environment for students with

Believe in Yourself and Take Your First Step Today

access_time 2026-07-28

As part of its ongoing efforts to empower students enrolled in its Inclusive Education Program and strengthen their psychological well-being, Khudh Beyadi Foundation Development (KBFD) organized a motivational program for primary and intermediate inclusive education students entitled: "Believe in

Eat Wisely… Live Healthily

access_time 2026-07-28

Khudh Beyadi Foundation Development implemented a health awareness program titled: “Eat Wisely… Live Healthily.” The program targeted women caregivers of bedridden persons with disabilities who are registered with the Foundation

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