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At Imdad Tadbeer Center, we believe that every worker deserves to be celebrated—not just for their contributions, but for their dedication, resilience, and heart. That's why we are deeply inspired by the recent initiatives from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE), which put the spotlight on the UAE's workforce during Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr.
Let’s take a closer look at how these initiatives are shaping a culture of compassion—and why it matters so much to us.
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) recently organized vibrant Ramadan and Eid celebrations across 10 locations in the UAE, centered around the heartfelt slogan:
“Our Workers, the Pulse of Our Business.”
This wasn’t just a slogan—it was a strong message to every domestic worker, construction laborer, driver, and support staff across the country: you matter.
These events were made possible through the collaboration of key government entities including:
But these celebrations weren’t just about fun. They were about dignity.
For many workers—especially those living away from their families—Ramadan can be a lonely time. MoHRE’s initiative ensured that they didn’t just feel remembered—they felt valued and seen.
During the holy month of Ramadan, MoHRE joined hands with the UAE Food Bank to launch a meaningful initiative—distributing ‘Ramadan Mir’ food packages to thousands of workers living in labor accommodations across the country.
But this wasn’t just about food. It was about something deeper:
a message of compassion, care, and shared humanity.
From rice and lentils to dates and cooking essentials, each Ramadan Mir package was a small bundle of care. For workers, it wasn’t just about receiving—it was about being seen, heard, and valued.
At Imdad Tadbeer Center, this gesture echoes our belief that supporting workers—especially those in domestic roles—is not just a responsibility, but an act of community building.
Because when we nourish hearts along with hands, we build a stronger, more connected society.
In another heartfelt gesture during the holy month, MoHRE, in collaboration with Sharjah Charity International and the International Charity Organisation, hosted a massive group iftar for workers in Sharjah and Ajman.
As the call to prayer echoed across the sky and the sun gently set, hundreds of workers—men and women from different countries, cultures, and faiths—came together around long tables to share one of the most meaningful moments of Ramadan: the breaking of the fast.
The iftar wasn’t lavish, but it was rich—in warmth, gratitude, and community spirit. For many attendees, it was a rare moment to pause, reflect, and feel a sense of belonging in the country they help build every day.
At Imdad Tadbeer Center, we understand how such simple gestures go a long way in boosting morale and mental well-being. As a Tadbeer-approved center, we continuously strive to create environments where domestic workers feel not just employed—but embraced, empowered, and appreciated.
Because when workers are cared for, homes thrive—and so does society.
Ramadan is not just a time for spiritual reflection—it’s also a time to strengthen bonds within communities, including the workplace. In this spirit, MoHRE and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research came together to host a joint Ramadan Iftar for their teams.
The event brought together top officials, ministers, and staff members for an evening filled with togetherness, tradition, and joyful connection.
Even within formal institutions, the atmosphere was light-hearted and warm—a beautiful example of how professional settings can also foster genuine human connection during special times of the year.
At Imdad Tadbeer Center, we are inspired by such initiatives. As an organization that works closely with families and domestic workers, we recognize the power of kindness, inclusion, and shared celebrations in building a better, more compassionate workplace—and world.
As the holy month of Ramadan and the joyful celebration of Eid Al-Fitr came to a close last month, the UAE showed us what true appreciation looks like.
Through meaningful initiatives—group iftars, food distributions, cultural celebrations—MoHRE reminded us all that workers are not just contributors to the economy; they are the heartbeat of our homes, cities, and communities.
At Imdad Tadbeer Center, we carry that same spirit of respect and gratitude forward throughout the year.
Because for us, recognition isn’t seasonal—it’s essential.
Now that the lights of Eid have dimmed and Ramadan reflections continue in our hearts, it’s time to ask ourselves:
Are we showing ongoing appreciation for the people who care for our homes and families?
Domestic workers—whether maids, nannies, or caregivers—continue to:
At Imdad Tadbeer Center, we believe these workers deserve ongoing recognition—not just during Ramadan, but every single day.
We don’t wait for special occasions to care for our domestic workers. At Imdad Tadbeer Center, we provide:
And during Ramadan, we supported workers by adjusting schedules and encouraging clients to show small gestures of kindness—practices we now encourage year-round.
Because every season is the right time to say: “Thank you for all that you do.”
“Even after Ramadan, my employer still checks in on me. That means everything.”
— Ameena, nanny from the Philippines
“Imdad Tadbeer Center made the process simple and transparent. Our helper is like family now.”
— Imran & Noor, Dubai-based parents
When you choose Imdad Tadbeer Center, you’re not just hiring help—you’re choosing:
Whether you're planning to hire a full-time maid, sponsor a nanny, or renew a domestic worker’s visa, we’re here with compassion and care.
While Ramadan and Eid were a beautiful reminder, the opportunity to show gratitude continues:
Let’s continue to build homes not just with walls, but with kindness, fairness, and humanity.
Let Imdad Tadbeer Center make the process easy, respectful, and compliant with UAE laws.
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