The INTIBAH association

Intibah – Association Marocaine pour l’Attention, la Concentration et les Troubles Associés au TDAH is a not-for-profit association governed by the dahir of 15 November 1958 regulating the right of association. Its statutes were adopted in Casablanca on 27 October 2026.

Its purpose is to improve knowledge, early identification, diagnosis, care and inclusion of people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) – children, teenagers and adults – and to support their families. Its work extends to neurodevelopmental conditions that often occur alongside ADHD.

Its head office is in Casablanca. It works nationwide.

Under its statutes, the association works in particular to:

• inform and raise awareness among the public, families and professionals, and fight stigma;
• promote inclusion at school, by informing and training teachers and preventing exclusions;
• support families and the people concerned: information, guidance, peer support;
• train professionals in health, education and social work;
• make proposals to public authorities on ADHD-related policies.

The Board

The Board runs the association. Its members are elected by the General Assembly for five years and serve on a voluntary basis.

[To be completed by the Board] Membership of the Board, published once each member has agreed.

The scientific committee

The scientific committee validates the scientific content of information and training materials. It makes sure the different types of care are presented in a balanced way and gives its opinion on partnerships and funding that could create a conflict of interest. It has at least three members, appointed by the Board for three years.

Each member of the Board and of the scientific committee declares their interests when appointed, then every year.

[To be completed by the Board] Membership of the scientific committee and declarations of interests.

Working committees

The Board may set up committees open to members, in particular:

• School and Inclusion;
• Access to Diagnosis and Care;
• Return to School;
• Families and Awareness;
• Advocacy and Partnerships.

Regional representatives

The association may set up regional representations by decision of the Board. To represent the association in your region, see the Join and get involved page.

[To be completed by the Board] List of existing regional representations.

The independence charter

• The association safeguards its independence, in particular from companies in the health sector and the pharmaceutical industry.
• Medicines are referred to only by their generic name.
• Its positions and scientific content are decided by its own governing bodies alone, after consulting the scientific committee.
• It presents the different types of care in a balanced way, respecting the choices of individuals and families.

Financial transparency

Funding from companies in the health sector or the pharmaceutical industry is accepted only after consulting the scientific committee. It cannot be used to promote a product. Its amount and source are shown in the annual financial report.

The association’s first financial year ends on 31 December 2026.

[To be completed by the Board] Activity and financial reports.

• Statutes of the association (publication to come)
• Internal rules (publication to come)

[To be completed by the Board] List of the association’s partners.