On the short term and midterm (3 -5 years), the department works through 26 initiatives and 8 priorities. Some of the strategy’s priorities include building the necessary database for policy making and legislations in the social sector, creating a social support system targeting citizens in need, and applying the regulations and standards necessary to guarantee high-quality social services.
In the long term (15-20 years), the department is working with a focused efforts on spreading the values of respect, compassion, and giving everyone the protection and support needed to achieve a dignified life for all.
The Department strives towards:
An appropriate living standard for all the community members
A cohesive family as a basis of a tolerant and inclusive community
An active and responsible community
Through aspirations,priorities and initiatives, the Department of Community Development aims to attain several social outcomes:
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Appropriate accommodation for all the citizens of Abu Dhabi.
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Dignified life for all the Emirate’s community members, at different ages and different circumstances
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Cohesive and inclusive families.
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Active roles for all the community members.
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Happy and secure children.
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Enabling the people of determination to achieve their ambitions.
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A second chance for those with a troubled past
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Respectful and active life for senior citizens.
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Cohesive community built on tolerance and respect for others.
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Build a culture that promote physical wellbeing.
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Athletes that contribute to keeping the emirate’s torch high.
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Profit and non-profit organisations will serve the community.
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Active participation of individuals in the serving the community.

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