Dubai Community Health Centre

Dubai Community Health Centre is a private organization established in 1996. The owner Hanne Al Gurg opened the centre under the name of Childcare and Development Centre, and it was licensed by the Department of Economy, and the Ministry of Education.

Hanne Al Gurg had recognized that there was a need in the society for better understanding of how to help children to thrive in their physical, as well as, intellectual development in order for them grow up to reach their full potentials.



The objective of the centre was to provide services, which would be preventative in terms of addressing issues relation to children in the family and school setting. Bearing in mind that learning difficulties and emotional issues were clouded in mystery and negativity, the environment of the centre was designed to be home-like and child friendly rather than clinical. This was done in order to remove the stigma associated with seeking help for these issues.



The activities of the CDC included courses, workshops, and seminars on topics such as professional development for teacher and parents, as well as, issues related to learning difficulties and special needs. In addition, the centre facilitated support groups and awareness activities.



From these services there developed a need for more clinical services for all age groups, and in 2001 Childcare and Development Center changed its name to Dubai Community Health Centre. It got licensed to offer clinical services to all age groups through the Department of Health and the Ministry of Education.

Dubai Community Health Centre is a private organization established in 1996. The owner Hanne Al Gurg opened the centre under the name of Childcare and Development Centre, and it was licensed by the Department of Economy, and the Ministry of Education.