Celebrating Eid Al Fitr, BinSina Pharmacy Group presented gifts to Dubai Autism Center that can be used to enhance the learning experience of the students at the center. Dubai Autism Center is an innovative nonprofit organization serving children with autism spectrum disorders.

BinSina's gesture was aimed at providing tools that will help create a joyful learning environment to children with autism during the coming school year.

Hayula Mourad, Business Support & Communication Unit Head, Dubai Autism Center said: "We thank BinSina Pharmacy Group for their thoughtful initiative and we look forward to their continuous support of the Autism cause."

As a non-profit organization the center relies on fundraising and donations to carry out its commitment and mission. Dubai Autism Center is committed to integrating children with Autism into the community through a holistic approach to intervention and therapies, together with focused efforts to create social awareness about autism. 

Dr. Saleema Shurrab, General Manager of BinSina Pharmacy Group in the UAE added: "We are delighted to be able to provide children with autism spectrum disorder joy and happiness while learning. This is part of our commitment to support non-profit organizations in the humanitarian work. We have a devised plan to extensively cooperate with different humanitarian organizations all over the UAE to support the quality of life of needy people in the country."

Mourad added: "The center is keen on preserving resources and has checked a sample to make sure that the toys are suitable for the students. The toys have interactive element that can be used by teachers and therapists for motivation."

BinSina Pharmacy has participated in other humanitarian activities, including assisting in hosting the annual World Down Syndrome Day Walkathon earlier this year. 

Moreover, the group of pharmacies, which owns more than 40 pharmacies in the UAE, was praised three days ago by the UAE Down Syndrome Association for presenting Eid gifts to children facing this syndrome in the UAE.