MBRHE and Dubai Police kick off a “Back to School” drive, sharing school kits and fun activities. Back to school initiative
DUBAI: The Mohammed bin Rashid Housing Establishment (MBRHE), in partnership with Dubai Police, has launched a heart-warming back to school initiative in the Muhaisnah area to celebrate the start of the new academic year. The move comes as part of the broader Year of the Community campaign, aimed at boosting community welfare and educational support.
The back to school initiative included the cheerful presence of Dubai Police mascots Officer Mansour and Officer Amna, who entertained and interacted with the children. Adding to the excitement was a special display of Dubai Police’s luxury patrol vehicles, creating an enjoyable way to educate students and families on safety and awareness.
Designed to strengthen ties between public service institutions and residents, the initiative saw school kits distributed to children, ensuring they are well-prepared for the school year. This effort was driven by the core values of MBRHE—People First and Solidarity—while reinforcing its long-term vision to create sustainable housing and enriched communities.
The collaborative campaign highlights both entities’ shared commitment to civic engagement, especially in supporting young learners. Officials emphasised that such outreach activities play a vital role in building a supportive and vibrant society where children can thrive academically and socially.
The back to school initiative not only boosts morale for returning students but also underlines the role of social responsibility in creating a better quality of life for all Dubai residents.
