Young patients at the world-leading Sheikh Khalifa Medical City Hospital in Abu Dhabi had the chance to meet global golf star and former World Number One Adam Scott, when he dropped by for a special visit ahead of his appearance at this week’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship at Yas Links.
Over 15 children staying in Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) part of Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA), were not only treated to a visit from the 2013 Masters Champion, but also enjoyed entertainment from golf trickshot specialist Geoff Swain – also known as one of the Trickshot Boys – who displayed his skills and encouraged patients to take part in a fun putting competition.
Scott, the current number 11 on the DP World Tour Race to Dubai rankings, said: “It’s been a real privilege to spend time with these amazing kids today. Their strength and positivity is truly inspiring, and if I’ve brought even a little bit of joy to their day, it means the world to me. Sometimes, the best moments in life aren’t about winning tournaments, but making a difference to someone’s day.”
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The young patients in Sheikh Khalifa Medical City were also treated to live musical performances from talented students from several schools, along with appearances from fan favourite mascots from Yas Waterworld Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, delivering joy and excitement to the children.
Such initiatives are vital in fostering a supportive and encouraging environment for children receiving care at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City. Together with its partners, Sheikh Khalifa Medical City strives to create lasting memories that inspire hope and positivity.
Eng. Mohamed Juma Al Hameli, Acting Chief Operations Officer in Sheikh Khalifa Medical City said: “At Sheikh Khalifa Medical City, we believe in the power of positive experiences to uplift our young patients during difficult times. The visit from golf star Adam Scott, organised in partnership with Miral not only brought joy and excitement but also highlighted our commitment to enhancing the patient experience through unique and memorable interactions.”
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