Faculty of Pharmacy Organizes an Awareness Activity on Child Skin and Hair Health in Collaboration with Pella Pharmaceuticals – Child Skin and Hair Health

23/09/2026

Faculty of Pharmacy Organizes an Awareness Activity on Child Skin and Hair Health in Collaboration with Pella Pharmaceuticals – Child Skin and Hair Health

Faculty of Pharmacy Organizes an Awareness Activity on Child Skin and Hair Health in Collaboration with Pella Pharmaceuticals
23 September 2026
The Community Service Committee at the Faculty of Pharmacy, in collaboration with Derma Pella Pharmaceuticals, organized an awareness activity targeting mothers and children at the University Nursery. The activity was attended by the Faculty’s Dean, the Chair of the Community Service Committee, and a number of mothers and nursery children.
The activity included an awareness lecture on child skin and hair health and proper care, which was held at Ibn Al-Nafis Auditorium. The lecture addressed important health guidelines and practices related to the daily care of children’s skin and hair. It also included an introduction to, and presentation of selected products intended for children’s care.
Following the lecture, the participants proceeded to the University Nursery, where a variety of educational and recreational activities were conducted for the children with the participation of students from the Community Service Committee at the Faculty of Pharmacy. The activities were delivered in an interactive and age-appropriate manner, aiming to enhance children’s health awareness and encourage healthy habits from an early age.
This activity reflects the efforts of the Faculty of Pharmacy and its Community Service Committee to strengthen the faculty’s role in serving the community, promote health awareness, and provide health education to mothers and children. It also provided pharmacy students with an opportunity to participate in practical community-based activities that contribute to strengthening their future role as pharmacists in health education and patient care.

               


 

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