The Strategic Projects Department at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine has announced that the Autism Center project in Basra Governorate is nearing completion. The project is being executed under the directives of the representative of the Supreme Religious Authority, Sheikh Abdul Mahdi Al-Karbalai, aiming to provide a specialized educational and therapeutic environment for children with autism according to international standards.
Eng. Mohammad Dhiyaa Mohammad, head of the department, stated in an interview with the Official Website that "the engineering and technical staffs are continuing their work at an accelerating pace to complete the project, which is considered one of the important specialized projects aimed at serving the autism children segment in Basra Governorate."
He explained that "the project is being built on a total area of (5) dunams, while the building area reaches (10,060) sq m, distributed across three integrated floors designed to provide a comprehensive educational and therapeutic environment that meets the children's needs."
He added that "the center features classrooms and therapy rooms of various sizes, a specialized therapeutic swimming pool, and a hall for therapeutic sports, in addition to dedicated rooms for speech therapy and an imaginary city to develop children's skills, alongside administrative offices and a central dining hall."
He noted that "the project also includes extensive green spaces and sports facilities, comprising two volleyball courts and a 5-a-side football field, providing an integrated environment that combines educational, therapeutic, and recreational aspects."
The execution of this project comes as part of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine's efforts to develop specialized infrastructure and provide care and rehabilitation services for children with autism, contributing to supporting them, developing their abilities, and fulfilling their needs in Basra Governorate.
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