Mohammed VI Foundation Organizes Summer Camps for Children and Orphans of National Security Employees
The Mohammed VI Foundation for Social Works of National Security Employees has announced the opening of registration for the 2025 summer camps, under the slogan “National Security Camps: A Space for Instilling Human Values,” during this week.
The new edition of the camps will be held between July 8 and August 23, 2025, at recreation centers in Agadir, Bouznika, Tetouan, and Ifrane.
This year, the number of beneficiaries has increased by more than 20% compared to 2024, reaching 4,148 children, up from 3,492 in the last edition. For the first time, the camps will also include adolescents aged 14 to 16.
The program will feature educational and awareness-raising activities, including workshops on the risks of crime, drugs, and deviant behaviors, led by police officers working in school awareness units, as well as field visits to police stations and public institutions.
The foundation has mobilized human, material, and logistical resources to ensure ideal organizational conditions, in coordination with the departments of equipment, budget, and human resources of the General Directorate of National Security. It has also deployed educational, medical, and security personnel to accompany the children throughout different stages of the camping experience, from accommodation and nutrition to guidance and entertainment.
The beneficiaries will be divided into four groups and hosted within equipped camping centers that meet the approved standards for accommodation, nutrition, and activity organization.
The camps aim to instill human values and promote positive behavior among the children of National Security employees and retirees through targeted educational and training programs.
