The Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in Dubai has introduced a new initiative aimed at providing home-based nursery services for children under the age of six. This program allows trained teachers to conduct classes in the home environment during emergencies, such as health crises or severe weather, when traditional nursery operations are disrupted. The initiative includes two service options: CLHL Hubs, which accommodate up to eight children from different families in a nursery-style setting, and CLHL Educators, offering one-on-one tutoring for individual families. Only licensed nurseries with valid KHDA permits can offer these services, ensuring that teachers meet specific qualifications, including early childhood education credentials and safety training. Parents must be present during all sessions, although they do not need to be in the same room as the children. Importantly, families will not incur additional fees for CLHL Hubs, while fees for CLHL Educators will be agreed upon with nurseries. This initiative aims to ensure that young learners continue to receive quality education even in challenging circumstances.