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Abu Dhabi families to get aid through new government fund

Above, Emirati fishermen set up nets on the shore of Dalma Island, about 40 kilometers off Abu Dhabi this October 21, 2019 file photo. A fund is helping families in dire need of support amid the coronavirus pandemic. (AFP)
Above, Emirati fishermen set up nets on the shore of Dalma Island, about 40 kilometers off Abu Dhabi this October 21, 2019 file photo. A fund is helping families in dire need of support amid the coronavirus pandemic. (AFP)
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15 Apr 2020 01:04:49 GMT9
15 Apr 2020 01:04:49 GMT9

Arab News

DUBAI: Families in Abu Dhabi struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic can expect support from the emirate’s Authority of Social Contribution (Ma’an) to help them defray costs on education, food supplies, health support and basic needs.

“We will now use these contributions to provide support to those most in need and, while the situation is dynamic, we will endeavor to priorities the most deserving families and individuals so they are receiving timely assistance to help them through these difficult times,” Salama Al-Ameemi, director general of Ma’an, said.

Families needing immediate relief can contact the special helpline 800-3088 or the microsite togetherwearegood.ae, which was created particularly for the endeavor.

“The sheer number of financial and in-kind contributions that have been pledged show our residents’ desire help each other through the biggest health and economic challenge of a generation,” Al-Ameemi said.

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