Riffa records 200 hours of volunteering and innovation to help people of determination

Rifaat Obeid Al-Mesmari, a 10-year-old girl, has registered 200 volunteer hours in social and humanitarian activities and, in cooperation with the Fujairah Community Police, has devoted a project to educating and educating people with disabilities in public and private schools.

A patented patent is waiting to be created for a bathroom model suitable for people of concern, based on an electronic sensor system that allows a person to easily control their facilities.

"The volunteer hours I spent on social and humanitarian programs contributed to the expansion of my scientific and cognitive skills by mixing with those older than me," she says.

She pointed out that volunteer hours did not stand in front of her academic ambition to get the first places throughout her school years, as her mother allocated time for her to study, then participate in activities, and provide a paragraph reading the Koran, or chanting slogans on occasions.

Al-Mesmari explained that she always thinks about the group of people with special needs, and believes that the first step of integration is to raise awareness of the students and educate them on the importance of helping the students who are integrated in the classroom, and facilitate the educational process for them with the cooperation of outstanding students with them in the classroom.

“Last year, I told my mother that I wanted to help my motivated friend explain her lessons. ».

She explained the nature of the project and its objectives, which is to help integration students and help them achieve optimal academic achievement, and integrate them in school activities to help them overcome difficulties, and urged them to discover their own abilities, along with the development of behavioral students, and give them the responsibility of these students.

The project identifies supporters starting with parents, the faculty within the school that will supervise outstanding students, the community police, as well as the volunteer students. The student was given the confidence to demonstrate his abilities.