National Institute for Disabled Services
Government institution established by ministerial decree in 1984, coordinating Bahrain's disability services ecosystem for over 40 years
Establishment
International Year of Disabled Persons
The National Committee was formed, achieving local, regional, Arab, and international recognition for its foundational efforts in disability services.
Establishment by Ministerial Decree
On May 19, 1984, the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Sheikh Khalifa bin Salman bin Muhammad Al Khalifa, issued Decision No. 2 establishing the National Committee for the Disabled, tasked with developing general rehabilitation policies and proposing legislation.
Legal Institution Status
On May 19, 1992, under the Social and Cultural Associations and Clubs Law, Decision No. 10 transformed the National Committee into the National Institute for Disabled Services, granting it legal status as a specialized national institution.
Vision
Creating an inclusive society where every person with disabilities can thrive and reach their full potential.
Mission
To enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities through advocacy, coordination, and comprehensive support.
Board of Trustees
Leadership governing the institution's strategic direction and operations