The project is considered a lifeline to confront the challenges faced by families who have children with psychological and mental disabilities due to their lack of knowledge of how to treat and rehabilitate their children. Therefore, the Foundation established a communication and rehabilitation center targeting children with mild psychological and mental disabilities, raising awareness and family counseling. A center comprising 15 halls was equipped and established at Tamkeen’s headquarters, and 15 doctors and specialists from the Department of Mental Health at the College of Education were assigned to work at the Tamkeen Center. In fact, work was done in parallel between (training 75 psychologists, skills and communication specialists, and receiving children with various disabilities. Tamkeen received 500 children in the first stage, and fortunately. At this time, the College of Disability and Rehabilitation Sciences was established, and it was the first of its kind in the entire Middle East. It was supported by Tamkeen by establishing rehabilitation laboratories. And treatment halls donated by Tamkeen.. Professor Dr. Ihab was assigned to the college’s delegation, and an agreement was signed between the college and Tamkeen for practical training for all students at Tamkeen, in addition to increasing the number of the Tamkeen center’s staff to 38 doctors and specialists. Tamkeen received more than 2,000 children and carried out 45,000 rehabilitation and treatment sessions so far..

From the follow-up and evaluation, the center's management of doctors saw that there are cases that require daily care, rehabilitation, treatment, and education

It found cases that could be integrated into education, achieve results, and integrate into society. It recommended that Tamkeen establish a nursery for children with psychological and mental disabilities. Tamkeen has already licensed the first official nursery, prepared and equipped with all the tools and scientific and practical needs to achieve the highest results..

With follow-up and evaluation, we found that the children's mothers were waiting in front of the nursery from 8 a.m. until the departure time at 2:30 p.m. The nursery director recommended that he buy some vegetables and food to give them to the mothers to prepare, with the condition that they be bought back at double the price to help indirectly.. But we implemented a meeting to improve the idea until it comes out in a manner worthy of self-esteem and with certain ingredients for success, God willing.

And from here began a simple, integrative idea to address a problem that was worrying us about wasting mothers’ time waiting for their children in vain and protecting them from the view of passers-by on the street. Tamkeen rented a building directly in front of the nursery and equipped it to become a production project that would generate financial returns for mothers, helping them with life’s challenges and their children’s needs.

We have created two departments (food production, tailoring), where food production will produce daily and healthy meals for the children in the nursery (the mother cooking for her son), and the production of clothes, tailoring and repairing clothes, and tailoring the needs of the children in the nursery and the centre. Tamkeen will market the project to achieve a return that covers the cost and generates a satisfactory return to support them in their needs.