The Al-Mawaddah Society for Family Development has unveiled its key developmental and community achievements for the third quarter of 2026. A total of 40,845 families benefited from the Society’s services and programs, which are delivered through an integrated system specializing in family protection, psychosocial support, economic empowerment, and the enhancement of family quality of life. These efforts are complemented by specialized initiatives aimed at bolstering the stability of Saudi families and developing the capabilities of their members.

Mr. Mohammed bin Ali Al-Radhi, CEO of the Al-Mawaddah Society for Family Development, stated that the third-quarter results reflect the Society's ongoing commitment to enhancing its service ecosystem and expanding its social impact. He noted that family protection centers served 19,368 families, while 7,480 individuals benefited from the Al-Mawaddah Center for Psychosocial Support. Additionally, 7,231 trainees benefited from the Al-Mawaddah Center for Family Quality of Life, highlighting the diversity of developmental and awareness-raising interventions the Society offers to various segments of society.

Al-Radhi added that the Society’s economic empowerment efforts reached 1,864 families through the "Mukarramah" Family Economic Empowerment Program. Furthermore, 3,543 separated families benefited from the services of the "Shaml" centers—an initiative reflecting the Society's commitment to supporting separated families, fostering stability, and providing a safe, secure environment that helps preserve family bonds and protect the interests of children. Regarding professional qualification and development, Al-Radhi noted that 744 specialists benefited from the Al-Mawaddah Academy’s programs for family practitioners, which aim to enhance the competence and professional capabilities of those working in the family sector. Additionally, the Innovative Child Center successfully provided specialized therapeutic interventions for 676 children with developmental disorders, thereby helping to improve their developmental abilities and skills while fostering their integration into both their families and the community.

He emphasized that the Association prioritizes service quality and the beneficiary experience; the Guest Care Center achieved a 98% success rate in addressing beneficiary needs—a figure reflecting the Association’s commitment to efficient responsiveness and high-quality service delivery.

These achievements represent a continuation of Al-Mawaddah’s journey in serving Saudi families and embody its commitment to shifting the focus from merely measuring service volume to maximizing developmental impact. This is being pursued through the development of specialized programs, practitioner training, the strengthening of strategic partnerships, and expanded outreach to target groups. He further noted that the Association continues to develop innovative, sustainable models that respond to social changes and meet the evolving needs of families. Al-Radhi concluded his statement by emphasizing that the family is the fundamental pillar of societal stability and development, and that the achievements of the third quarter reflect the integration of institutional efforts and developmental partnerships in serving the Saudi family. He reaffirmed the Association’s commitment to its mission of fostering families that are more aware, cohesive, and stable through comprehensive developmental solutions that contribute to realizing Saudi Vision 2030 goals, as well as enhancing the non-profit sector's role in social development and improving the quality of life.