The Child Brain Health Association is a non-profit organization that aims to raise community awareness about central nervous system diseases affecting children at various ages and impacting their mental and cognitive development. It was established in 2020 and is headquartered in Riyadh City. The association is licensed by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development with registration number 1305.
Child Brain Health Association objectives
The Child Brain Health Association works to provide health guidance to children with central nervous system diseases and their families. The association focuses on scientific research and development, which positively impacts increasing community awareness and enhancing the healthcare needed for affected children. It operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development.
The association aims to create an informed community about central nervous system diseases in children, promoting prevention and improving the quality of healthcare. Additionally, it seeks to raise awareness about these diseases in a specialized manner targeted at the community, affected children, and their families, as well as professionals in all health, educational, and social fields.
Child Brain Health Association programs
The Child Brain Health Association launched the Health Education Platform, an electronic platform serving the health sector related to improving the central nervous system health in children across the Kingdom by providing electronic services approved by the Ministry of Health.
The association also introduced the Transitional Research Grants Program for Nervous System Diseases, aligning with its strategic goal of supporting scientific efforts in this field and aiding distinguished researchers. This program offers the opportunity to address significant health issues and diseases related to the nervous system in children within the Kingdom.
The association implemented the Riaaya Program, a health initiative that enables children with nervous system diseases and their families to access healthcare services. The program offers the ability to schedule virtual appointments with doctors for patient check-ups and to address their inquiries. Families can also submit their questions, receiving immediate responses from doctors.
The association has also launched the Social Connection Platform, facilitating connections among families of children affected by similar conditions. This platform enables them to share experiences, provide moral support, and establish a communication bridge between the affected children, aiming to enhance their psychological and social well-being.
The association hosts a range of activities and events, including celebrations, meetings, sports events, workshops, conferences, forums, exhibitions, and social and private occasions. Through these events, the association aims to provide exceptional opportunities for direct engagement with the target audience, sharing insights and ideas, and delivering comprehensive information clearly. This approach helps reach a broader audience of beneficiaries.
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