What Is the “Ghars” Programme?
“Ghars” is a national preventive programme that equips young Emiratis with essential values and practical life, health, financial and social skills, helping them navigate different stages of life with awareness and confidence build stable, cohesive families.
Who Can Benefit from the Programme?
The programme primarily targets school and university students, National Service recruits, National Readiness program, and unmarried Abu Dhabi Government employees, with activities and content tailored to each group.
Is “Ghars” Only for Those Planning to Get Married?
No. The programme is based on the principle that preparation for life begins early. It therefore engages young people well before marriage, focusing on the personal, social, financial and health-related awareness and skills they need for their lives and future families.
What Are the Key Topics Covered by the Programme?
The programme covers a range of topics, including Emirati values and identity, self-confidence and self-awareness, relationships and communication, preparation for family life, financial planning and saving, as well as health and quality of life.
Is the Content Tailored to Different Age Groups?
Yes. The content and topics are tailored to each group’s age and stage of life, ensuring they remain relevant to participants’ needs and the challenges and decisions they may face.
How Can I Participate in the “Ghars” Programme?
Participation in the programme is facilitated through nominations by partner institutions and entities for the targeted beneficiaries, in accordance with the intended audience and the programme’s delivery arrangements.
Where Are “Ghars” Programmes and Events Held?
“Ghars” activities are delivered through participating organisations and institutions, including schools, universities and government entities. Venues vary depending on the nature of each activity and its target audience.
How Can I Find Out About Upcoming Programmes and Events?
Session dates are determined according to the participating entities and institutions.