Our shared commitments
We share what Lammatna offers and what we each bring to the journey, giving every family space to ask questions, take their time and choose what feels right for them.

Our commitments to your family
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Clarity in describing the programs, gatherings and Lammatna’s role.
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Respect for the family’s privacy and the information they share.
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Clarity about fees and arrangements before participation is confirmed.
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No promises of specific outcomes from the options we share.
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Space for the family to ask questions, reflect and make their own decision.
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Respectful treatment of children and teens, with attention to safety and individual differences during each activity.
Your family’s responsibilities
- Share practical information that matters for their son’s or daughter’s safety during activities.
- Read and agree to the activity details before registering.
- Let Lammatna know about any changes that may affect participation.
- Respect schedules, organisational guidance, and rules for interacting with others.
- Consult a licensed specialist about medical, therapeutic, or specialist educational decisions.
Our role & service boundaries
Our role is informational, organizational, interactive, and recreational. Lammatna does not provide:
- Medical, therapeutic, or diagnostic services
- Specialist assessments
- Therapeutic or educational plans
- Professional reports
All professional and specialized services are obtained from the competent authorities and licensed specialists, in accordance with the regulations in force in the United Arab Emirates.
Information privacy
Lammatna is committed to respecting the privacy of families and their children. We handle the information they share with care and responsibility, using it only to organise activities, communicate with families, and address safety needs when necessary. We do not share this information with anyone else unless a parent or guardian agrees, or as required by applicable regulations.
Our commitment to safety & shared responsibilities
Lammatna is committed to providing safe, supportive in-person and online spaces built on respect, collaboration, and attention to participants' individual needs.
The parent/guardian commits to sharing any information they consider important to enable their child's safe and suitable participation.
In emergencies or unforeseen circumstances, the initiative may take appropriate measures to protect participants' safety, including contacting the parent/guardian or the additional emergency contact, or seeking help from the competent authorities when needed.