Elevate, a leading independent Destination Management Company, has partnered with Mawaheb, an art studio that offers a creative space for adults with special needs to develop their artistic talents and life skills.

 

Through this partnership, Elevate aims to support Mawaheb's efforts to empower their students by providing a safe, interactive environment where they can share their stories, display their art, and inspire the local arts and culture community.

 

Both organisations share mutual values of fostering inclusivity and a commitment to supporting individuals with special needs.

 

Dubai is a city that champions inclusivity and aims to become a global leader in inclusion for people of determination. This partnership aligns perfectly with Dubai’s vision, reinforcing the city’s dedication to creating an inclusive environment for all its residents and visitors. By collaborating with Mawaheb, Elevate is contributing to this vision, ensuring that artists with special needs have the opportunity to shine and be recognized for their talents.

 

Key highlights of this partnership include promoting Mawaheb students’ artwork through interactive workshops at their art gallery and organizing visits for Elevate’s guests from around the world to tour the Mawaheb Centre.

 

These tours will be led by one of Mawaheb’s many talented artists with special needs, providing enriching experience for visitors.

 

Additionally, Elevate plans to integrate Mawaheb’s artwork into its events and programs, further showcasing the incredible talents of these artists to a broader audience.

 

Samir Hamadeh, CEO of Elevate DMC, stated: “This collaboration is a testament to Elevate’s commitment to social responsibility and inclusivity. We’re ecstatic to be working with our friends at Mawaheb and to positively contribute to Dubai’s arts and culture scene. Our goal is to create meaningful experiences that not only highlight the artistic talents of Mawaheb’s students but also foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the contributions of people with special needs.” -TradeArabia News Service