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Through the Power of Art initiative, Almoosa Health brings original Saudi artwork into hospital corridors and patient rooms. The program supports local artists and creates spaces where patients, visitors and staff can pause, reflect and connect with beauty.

When schools moved online during the COVID-19 pandemic, access to a computer became essential. In partnership with the Eastern Province social responsibility office of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, Let’s Learn supplied computers to students from families in need and to orphans.

The equipment provided through the initiative was valued at SAR 130,000.

Almoosa Specialist Hospital partnered with Al Bir Charity to purchase products made by local families, including date pastries and small bags, for hospital hospitality and gifts to patients and new mothers.

The program helped six families earn an income, pay down debts and meet everyday needs, including school supplies and holiday clothing.

As we prepared to open the South Medical Tower in 2013, we partnered with the Culture and Arts Association to invite local artists to help shape its spaces.

More than 2,000 paintings, photographs, sculptures and calligraphy works were submitted. We selected 200 pieces and awarded participating artists a total of SAR 400,000, bringing local talent into the everyday experience of care.

Organized by Almoosa Specialist Hospital in collaboration with the sports authority, Al Ahsa Runs encourages physical activity and healthy habits.

The annual race attracts more than 10,000 participants across ages and abilities, including children, adults, older people and people with disabilities.

A Smile of Hope was created to help children whose families face barriers to cleft lip surgery. The initiative allocated funding to treat 30 children at no cost to their families.

Al Bir Charity assessed financial need and referred eligible families. Almoosa Specialist Hospital assessed each child’s clinical needs.

Almoosa Specialist Hospital and Al Muhaidib Social Foundation partnered to create an inclusive playground where children with and without disabilities can play, learn and build friendships.

Located in Al Faisal district in Al Mubarraz, the park covers more than 2,200 square meters and includes over 12 play features designed for children with sensory and mobility needs.

Our Life Support Center worked with the education department to train teachers in first aid and CPR. Hundreds of teachers in Al Ahsa completed specialist training to help them respond to school emergencies.

A collaboration with content creator Omar Farooq brought the initiative to a wider audience through an episode about nursing. The video received more than four million views, and more than 3,000 people received free first-aid training.

Our partnership with Turquoise Mountain commissions local craftspeople to create artwork for Almoosa Rehabilitation Hospital. The collaboration also includes plans for art workshops for inpatients.

A substantial share of the contract supports artisans directly, helping traditional crafts thrive and providing a source of income. The partnership brings art, culture and healthcare into a shared space.

Together with Al Fateh Sports Club, we developed a program for 20 children living with obesity, in two age groups: 8–11 and 12–14.

Activities included initial health and BMI assessments, health education, medical and nutrition advice, supermarket visits, sports, group outings and friendly competitions. The focus was on helping children and their families make physical activity and healthy eating part of everyday life.