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16 ways to save the world
In a carbon-fuelled country like Bahrain, trying to be green can seem like an impossible task
Read moreDown’s Syndrome Bahrain
Down’s Syndrome sufferers in Bahrain have for years suffered from general ignorance of their condition. Until, that was, Lamees Buhussain, actress, athlete and sales assistant, shocked the country by starring in the the country’s popular Bela Rahma television show
Sailing around Bahrain
You might have thought being quadriplegic would prevent you from participating in sport, not least one that requires manoeuvring a yacht
Charities
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American Women's Association
Their club house is in Awali. They have many activities each month, with 10 general meetings a year at the Golden Tulip. Membership is BD40 (pro rata) and includes a Mother’s Day lunch and Thanksgiving lunch
Bahrain Cancer Society
Established in 1993 with the goal of helping patients and families cope with the disease and creating public awareness
Bahrain Disabled Sports Federation
Offering a variety of sports for the disability challenged, including athletics, swimming, table tennis, wheelchair basketball, bowling, power lifting, football etc
Bahrain Environmental Society (BES)
Environmentalists producing short films and documentaries, and providing lectures on local issues
Bahrain New Dawn Society
Provides help to those in need through organised events. Society dinners, breakfasts and fundraising
Bahrain Red Crescent Society
Helping those in need socially, and with volunteer assistance works for humanitarian causes in line with the Red Cross principles
Environment Friends Society
The group meets once a week on Thursdays at their office (EEF) in Hamad Town, Roundabout Seven, Road 805
Hope Institute for Special Education
Offers education and development services for students with special needs
Palm Association
These proactive women provide help to local families and individuals in need, with auctions, charity balls and craft fairs
The Charity & Assistance Association of Parents
Provides free tuition and educational help to needy children and support for parents
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