Abu Dhabi has officially launched a new community-wide campaign titled "Protecting children takes all of us," urging every resident to play an active role in child safety. This initiative is part of the Dama Al-Aman system, an integrated framework that aligns 21 local and federal entities—including law enforcement, healthcare, and education—to ensure a seamless approach to child protection. By shifting the focus from individual cases to a holistic, family-centered model, the authorities aim to address the root causes of abuse and provide early intervention before children are put at risk.

To support this goal, specialized training has been provided to over 400 professionals, and dedicated child protection units have been established across schools, hospitals, and social services. Schools now feature designated coordinators to manage referrals, while healthcare providers are trained to spot subtle behavioral or physical warning signs. Residents are encouraged to report any concerns immediately through the 24/7 hotlines, such as the Ministry of Interior’s 116111 or the Family Care Authority’s 800444. By empowering the public to recognize and report risks, Abu Dhabi is reinforcing its commitment to ensuring every child grows up in a secure, nurturing, and protected environment.