Family empowerment: Leave no family behind Family Development Foundation

Introduction to the Family Development Foundation On the 10th May, the Family Development Foundation (FDF) was established by virtue of law no.11/2006 issued by His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, may Allah save him. By operation of this law, the FDF replaced the branches, offices and clubs of Abu Dhabi Women Association. The FDF is a non-profit organization that has an independent legal personality, with full legal competence, as well as financial and administrative independence.

Transparency and Accountability Values Vision Communication Cohesion. Fairness Teamwork Transparency and Accountability Respect Sustainable social development for an aware family and a coherent society Mission Civilized contribution to the development of the fields of sustainable social development and the achievement of well-being of the family and the community with high efficiency in the joint institutional performance

Developing New Programmes and Strategies Based on a survey covering the needs of the families in 2010 Child protection campaigns Various activities International days e-Citizen National celebrations Social evenings

FDF Centers in Abu Dhabi (17)

Protecti-on and Nuturin-g Sustainable Social Incubator Economy Technical matters Media Social issues Religion Research and Study Security Sports Education Protecti-on and Nuturin-g The Environ-ment Health Sustainable social incubator that offers services to family and society in Abu Dhabi as it is the first social reference for excellent practices locally, regionally and internationally. It is a comprehensive center for services offered to families. Designing and Implementing Joint Programmes and Services Nurturing Development Sustainability Empowerment Institutional Partnership System حاضنة الأسرة

Number of Participants and Level of Satisfaction 2010 – 2015 in Strategic and Operational Events and Activities Year Number of Programmes Total Number of Participants Percentage of General Satisfaction Average Follow Up (Impact of Strategic Programmes) 2010 12 29,321 93.1% 82% 2011 17 34,575 92.3% 78.5% 2012 25 40,007 91.8% 70% 2013 34 33,068 90% 76% 2014 39 39,542 89% 81% 2015 43 37,017 80% Number of Participants 213,530

FDF Case Management system as a step to reach all families in Abu Dhabi Family Profile Shawer (Seek Our Advice, We Listen To You) Family and Marital Counseling Elderly’s home care services 9

FDF Case Management system as a step to reach all families in Abu Dhabi 10

Roles and responsibilities FDF Case Management system as a step to reach all families in Abu Dhabi Roles and responsibilities Case Manager Assessing, planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating actions required to meet the client’s health and human services needed Case coordination Includes communication, information sharing, and collaboration, and occurs regularly with case management and other staff serving the client within and between agencies in the community. Coordination activities may include directly arranging access; reducing barriers to obtaining services; establishing linkages; and other activities recorded in progress notes. 11

Roles and responsibilities FDF Case Management system as a step to reach all families in Abu Dhabi Roles and responsibilities Case Conferencing Differs from routine coordination. Case conferencing is a more formal, planned, and structured event separate from regular contacts. The goal of case conferencing is to provide holistic, coordinated, and integrated services across providers, and to reduce duplication. Case conferences can be used to identify or clarify issues regarding a client or collateral's status, needs, and goals; to review activities including progress and barriers towards goals; to map roles and responsibilities; to resolve conflicts or strategize solutions; and to adjust current service plans. Case conferences are documented in the client's record. 12

Number of Cases Type of service Social care Health care Economic Housing Legal Developmental Total Elderly’s home care services 5 148 15 65 1 234 Family Profile 37 189 143 186 14 2 571

Secure income for needy families Success stories Secure income for needy families Secure housing for needy families Provide family counselling for needy families

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Using technology in FDF Case Management system 16

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