Our Community

Our Homes

In Baïtna, mentally challenged persons are taken care of by committed support workers who share with the residents’ life and daytime activities (household responsibilities, productive work in the workshops, entertainment and events) in homes having family-like settings that are integrated into local neighborhoods.

They support each other in adversity and difficulties and times of illness. They share prayers, hopes and joys, sorrows and weaknesses, and build deep friendships and strong relations with each other. They will, thus, make up one family and live a life filled with a partnership of trust, love and respect.

Our Fanar building is designed to accommodate four communities composed of up to ten residents and four support workers each.

Our Workshops

Besides the living space, the Fanar building includes space for workshops, a sports center, conference room, infirmary, management premises and other facilities. The ground floor is reserved for reception, lounges, recreational areas and sales outlets.

The importance of the workshops is to provide the opportunity for the residents to help them discover and show their talents and abilities, as well as to become active and productive. Through their work in the workshops, Baitna seeks to highlight their value and the importance of their role in society and thus urge the society to accept them and recognize their abilities, and their status.

We have foreseen different types of workshops to suit the level of competence of each resident. For the time being we are fitting workshops for handicrafts, agriculture and catering.

The workshops can also be a source of revenue to help in the running expenses of the homes.

An equivalent number of non-residents will also benefit from the facilities during daytime.




Our Projects

Besides the living space, the Fanar building includes space for workshops, a sports center, conference room, infirmary, management premises and other facilities. The ground floor is reserved for reception, lounges, recreational areas and sales outlets.

The importance of the workshops is to provide the opportunity for the residents to help them discover and show their talents and abilities, as well as to become active and productive. Through their work in the workshops, Baitna seeks to highlight their value and the importance of their role in society and thus urge the society to accept them and recognize their abilities, and their status.

We have foreseen different types of workshops to suit the level of competence of each resident. For the time being we are fitting workshops for handicrafts, agriculture and catering.

The workshops can also be a source of revenue to help in the running expenses of the homes.

An equivalent number of non-residents will also benefit from the facilities during daytime.