Our Mission:
the rehabilitation of disabled children to enable them to be self independent and contribute to the establishment of public awareness on issues of disability.

Our Vision:
That this association will further develop to become a national pioneer philanthropic association that deals with issues of disability in a comprehensive and scientific approach, the fruits of which will be gained by the whole society.

Our Objectives:
1. To provide comprehensive multidisciplinary rehabilitation services to the disabled child and support his family.
2. Educate and enlighten the society on causes of disability and means of dealing with it.
3. Contribute to the establishment of a scientific data base for all programs that offer services and care to the disabled persons.

Our Start:
The first foundation stone was laid in shaaban 1403H. The first centre of the Association was inaugurated at Riyadh on 9.2.1427H.

Our Means:
1. Establish specialized care centers in areas of greater need for them.
2. Recruitment of highly qualified professionals.
3. Exploit the scientific studies and researches to promote care and rehabilitation programs.
4. Organize scientific symposia and conferences in the field of disability.

Administration:
The Board of Directors elected every 3 years by members of the General Assembly. It consists of 15 volunteer members and is responsible for planning the work strategy of the DCA and its centres.
The General Secretariat and other executive committees execute these strategies.

The Committees:
A number of executive committees supervise the execution of the strategies decided by the board of Directors. These are:
• The Executive Committee:
Is composed of some members of the Board and is headed by the Chairman of the of the Board. It takes decisions one chief issues and strategies.

• Care Committee:
Supervises rehabilitation programs in various DCA Centers.

• Investment Committee:
Adopts strategies of investing and developing the DCA assets.

• Projects Committee:
Studies and monitors the DCA construction projects, real estate and waqf projects.

• The Prize Committee:
Comprises a number of specialized members and supervises the management of the DCA waqf project.

• Publicity and Resources Development Committee:
Supervises the DCA publicity strategies and finds means of continuing funding to the various centers of the DCA.

• Administrative Development Committee:
Supervises the development and organization of the Administration to enhance Administration performance.

Our Services:

• Therapeutic Services:
The DCA provides diagnostic and rehabilitation services in the various fields through the Medical Departments in the Centers which include: Medical Records/Reception, Consultant's Clinics, Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, Dental Clinics, Speech & Language Pathology Units and Orthotics & Technical Aids Workshops.

• Care and Rehabilitation Services:
• Education
The DCA Centres provide educational services to children according to their ages in the following educational levels:
1. Early Childhood Program
2. Preschool
3. Graded School
The Education Department includes specialized units ti develop the skills of the children and their efforts are crowned with preparing the child for integration into the main stream education.
• Consultation:
The DCA provides scientific consultations to organizations and individuals.
• Training:
Offering specialized training programs to workers in the field of disability as well as students in the areas of care and rehabilitation.

• Social Services:
The DCA Centers provide social services to the child and his family and offers services to special needy cases according to the field studies conducted by social workers.
• Support Services:
The DCA Centers provide other programs such as:
Bliss language, computer for technical support and teaching disabled children, extra curricular activities and trips, library ...

Our Children:
• They are saudi children with multiple physical ± mental disabilities.
• Are educable with an IQ of 50 or more.
• Their ages are from birth to 12 years old.
• Are not blind or deaf.
• Live in the towns and areas where our Centres are located.

Our Centers:

• Riyadh Center

- Inaugurated in 1407H
- Location: King Fahad Quarter, Imam Saud Bin Abdulaziz Road
- Area: 50,000 sq. meters
- Number of children: 400 children daily
- Construction Cost: 80 Million Saudi Riyals
Operation Cost: 18 Million Saudi Riyals annually

• Makkah Al-Makkarmah Center

(Constructed by Shaikh Abdulrahman Abdulgadir Faqih)
- Unaugurated in 1419H
- Location : Al-Awali Quarter
- Area : 10,000 sq meters
- Number of children : 200 children daily
- Construction Cost : 20 Million Saudi Riyals
- Operation Cost : 4.5 Million Saudi Riyals annually
 

• Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Center - "Madinah Center"

- Inaugurated in 1422H
- Location : King Fahad Quarter, Madinah
- Area : 25,000 sq. meters
- Number of children : 250 children daily
- Construction Cost: 30 Million Saudi Riyals annually
 

• Jeddah Center

- Inaugurated in 1420H
- Location : Al-Jama'a Road, Jeddah
- Area : 50,000 sq. meters
- Number of children : 400 children daily
- Construction Cost: 80 Million Saudi Riyals
- Operation Cost : 8 Million Saudi Riyals annually
 

• Al-Jouf Center (Constructed by Al-Bir Society)

- Inaugurated in 1416H
- Location: Skaka City, Al-Jouf
- Area : 10,000 sq. meters
- Number of children : 150 children daily
- Construction Cost: 8 Million Saudi Riyals
- Operation Cost : 2 Million Saudi Riyals annually
 

• Prince Salman Bin Abdulaziz - "Hail Center"

(Constructed by His Excellency Dr. Nasser Bin Ibrahim Al-Rasheed)
- Inaugurated in 1428H
- Location : Al-Wadi Quarter, Madinah Road
- Area : 10,000 sq. meters
- Construction Cost : 12 Million Saudi Riyals
- Operation Cost : 2.5 Million Saudi Riyals annually
 

• Asir Center

- Foundation Stone: 1428H
- Location :
- Area : 10,000 sq. meters
- Construction Cost : 12 Million Saudi Riyals
- Operation Cost : Under construction

• Our Funding Means:
Operation cost of our centers is 48 million Saudi Riyals annually and includes the following sources:
- Donation, which is the main source of our funds.
- Subscription of the members (3,000) who pay annually minimum of One Thousand Saudi Riyal each.
- Zakat: This is spent on children who are eligible for it.
- income and revenue generated by the Association's endowment Projects in cites where the centres are located.
- Activities & agreements.
- Investment of the Association Emblem/logo.

Our Achievements:
• One of the biggest philanthropic organizations specialized in the care for disabled children in the Middle East.
• The first ever centre for disability research in the Middle East (The Prince Salman Disability Research Centre).
• Pioneer in implementing integration programs for disabled children into public schools (more than 700 children)
• A distinguished training centre for hundreds of students, researchers, specialists in the fields of rehabilitation, special education and paediatrics.
• offers comprehensive social care for hundreds of disabled children who have special needs.
• Contributed effectively in developing services and providing special facilitations for the disabled persons in public buildings.
• Has professional teams in the fields of special education, rehabilitation and care, support services comprised of more than 480 staff members.
• has made long term cooperation agreements with a large number of distinguished national companies and corporations.
• Provision of comprehensive multidisciplinary care and rehabilitation services to more than 3,000 children annually.
• has established (6) operational centres one in each of Riyadh, Makkah Al-Makkah Al-Mukarramah, Al-Madinah Al-Munawara, Jeddah, Al-Jouf, and Hail. Construction has started in centres at Assir, Al-Baha,Al-Rass and Southern Riyadh.
• Pioneer in developing of the National Regulations for the care of disabled persons in the Kingdom.
• Established charity endowment projects in cities and areas where its centres are located.
• Adopts unpreceded enlightenment programs on issues of disability.
• Fosters the first ever of its king competition (The Prince Sultan Bin Salman competition for the Recitation of the Holy Quran for Disabled Children).