(Participation of 35 women).

(Participation of 25 women) As part of the #AlMasry Foundation’s initiative to support the economic empowerment of women and its commitment to backing and encouraging handicraft industries and their creators, the foundation participated in an exhibition organized by the Suez Canal Bank in celebration of International Women’s Day and Mother’s Day. The exhibition featured dozens of handmade products famous across various Egyptian governorates, crafted by women. These included Mother’s Day gifts, crochet products, accessories, decorative items, leather goods, textiles, home essentials, and many other artistic handmade products showcasing women’s creativity.

In line with the foundation’s belief in human rights, particularly women’s rights as a key to quality of life and societal development, the AlMasry Foundation participated in an awareness seminar organized by the National Council for Women – Cairo Branch in Dar Al-Salam District under the title ‘Combating Violence Against Women’ on 22/1/2024. The seminar was initiated by the National Council for Women (Cairo Branch) led by Ms. Maha Marwan, Secretary of the Cairo Branch, and Dr. Om Kolthoum, Deputy Secretary of the Cairo Branch, in collaboration with the AlMasry Foundation. The seminar aimed to raise awareness among women about their crucial role and to reject any form of violence. Discussions included types and patterns of violence against women, ways to protect themselves, and the entities responsible for protecting women. Ms. Moshira Zeidan, the foundation’s women’s support officer, emphasized the importance of providing women with information about their rights and support mechanisms. Nearly 50 women from Dar Al-Salam District attended the seminar, expressing their happiness and gratitude for the support and empowerment provided by the National Council for Women and the AlMasry Foundation.

In collaboration with the National Council for Women – Cairo Branch, #AlMasry_Foundation participated in a medical caravan to ensure better health for all members of the community. The caravan, organized on Friday, 17/2/2024, at Nahdet Watan Association in Dar Al-Salam, included multiple specialties such as (Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Gynecology and Obstetrics, and Orthopedics). It also featured a number of volunteer consultant doctors, including Dr. Om Kolthoum Shelsh (Gynecology and Obstetrics Consultant), Dr. Mostafa Bassiouni (Internal Medicine Consultant), Dr. Mohamed Yasser (Orthopedics Consultant), and Dr. Zeinab El-Shamasharji (Pediatrics Consultant). The caravan provided medical examinations for 250 women, as well as some fathers and children, ensuring their health and providing appropriate medications supplied by the AlMasry Foundation.

(Participation of 55 women).

In line with the foundation’s belief in human rights, particularly women’s rights as a key to quality of life and societal development, the AlMasry Foundation participated in an awareness seminar organized by the National Council for Women – Cairo Branch in Dar Al-Salam District under the title ‘Combating Violence Against Women’ on 22/1/2024. The seminar was initiated by the National Council for Women (Cairo Branch) led by Ms. Maha Marwan, Secretary of the Cairo Branch, and Dr. Om Kolthoum, Deputy Secretary of the Cairo Branch, in collaboration with the AlMasry Foundation. The seminar aimed to raise awareness among women about their crucial role and to reject any form of violence. Discussions included types and patterns of violence against women, ways to protect themselves, and the entities responsible for protecting women. Ms. Moshira Zeidan, the foundation’s women’s support officer, emphasized the importance of providing women with information about their rights and support mechanisms. Nearly 50 women from Dar Al-Salam District attended the seminar, expressing their happiness and gratitude for the support and empowerment provided by the National Council for Women and the AlMasry Foundation.

(Participation of 55 women).

(Participation of 26 women). As part of the Suez Canal Bank’s social responsibility and its commitment to enhancing its active role in community development and service, the bank signed a cooperation protocol with the AlMasry Foundation for Development and Education. The bank donated to relieve the burdens of 26 indebted women, aiming to assist women unable to repay their debts in the most needy areas. The bank also distributed gifts to the women upon their release to bring joy to their hearts and provide psychological support as they returned to their families. Mr. Akef El-Maghraby, CEO and Managing Director of the Suez Canal Bank, emphasized that the bank’s participation in such initiatives reflects its belief in the importance of collaboration among civil society institutions and the private sector to promote social solidarity and support the most vulnerable groups.

(Participation of 506 women).

(Participation of 21 women) On 31/10/2024, #AlMasry_Foundation, in collaboration with: – The Directorate of Social Solidarity in Gharbia – The Social Solidarity Administration in Zifta – The Youth and Sports Administration in Zifta – The Zifta Literacy Administration, conducted literacy tests for 21 illiterate individuals (men and women) under the Social Solidarity Administration in Zifta and neighboring villages. This initiative enables them to obtain literacy certificates, which will facilitate their lives and allow them to pursue various professions.

(6000 women). Women and girls in Gharbia Governorate, Zifta Center, attended #AlMasry_Caravans to support and relieve indebted women and raise awareness about the risks of falling into debt. #AlMasry_Foundation works to relieve the burdens of indebted individuals, educate them about the legal consequences of debt, and then economically empower them to start a new phase of improving their living standards and avoiding debt again.

(100 widows). The goal of AlMasry Foundation is not only to reward and honor outstanding students in Dakahlia Governorate but also to bring joy to these children. That’s why we ensured that #AlMasry_Bag is colorful, makes them happy, and filled with tools that aid their educational journey. #AlMasry_Caravans are now everywhere in Egypt to support our families and their children. We remind you that you can be part of these caravans by contributing or donating through our bank accounts or by visiting the AlMasry Foundation branch at City Stars Mall in Nasr City.

(Participation of 2000 women) Providing food boxes and ensuring they reach deserving families.

(Participation of 100 women).

(Participation of 8000 women).

From within the economic empowerment workshops at the Vocational Training Center affiliated with the Ministry of Social Solidarity in Sidi Abdel Rahman, New Alamein, Matrouh Governorate, which were prepared and equipped with the latest tools, equipment, and materials by AlMasry Foundation for Development and Education. The foundation is striving to obtain approval from the Ministry of Social Solidarity to manage the Vocational Training Center in Sidi Abdel Rahman. The purpose of establishing this center with its various workshops is to qualify, train, and employ the residents of Sidi Abdel Rahman Village, Matrouh Governorate (men and women), and to master craft professions, aiming to improve the living standards of the village residents and achieve economic empowerment for them and their families.

AlMasry Foundation participated in the ‘Entrepreneurship and Digital Transformation’ forum organized by the Capable Youth Foundation in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth and Sports under the patronage of His Excellency Minister Dr. Ashraf Sobhy. The forum discussed enhancing the role of entrepreneurship, the evolution of digital transformation, business incubators for startups, and their relationship with institutional work. It also focused on developing the capacities of youth and women to contribute to supporting and developing the economy and the Egyptian state. During our participation in the dialogue session titled ‘Entrepreneurship and Digital Transformation,’ Ms. Moshira Zeidan, Project Director at AlMasry Foundation, emphasized the importance of selecting and determining entrepreneurial projects based on community needs, developing their ideas in entrepreneurship to build their capacities in using digital transformation, and how to adapt technology to their projects. She also noted that tailoring entrepreneurial projects to different regions, such as agricultural areas, where agricultural projects are more suitable, provides better opportunities for the success and sustainability of the project due to the availability of necessary factors and resources. A cooperation protocol was signed between AlMasry Foundation and Capable Youth Foundation in shared areas such as technology, digital transformation, and mobilizing youth in various activities across different governorates of the Arab Republic of Egypt.

In various fields and activities, as part of the activation of the cooperation protocol with Thawab Foundation for Development and AlMasry Foundation for Development and Education, aiming to provide all forms of assistance to facilitate their living conditions, meet their needs, and enhance their life skills…

The foundation conducted a training workshop on the following topics: – Life skills – Psychological support, with the participation of 449 Sudanese refugee women across more than 5 training halls, both morning and evening. The average number of trainees per hall was 15, aiming to increase refugees’ awareness of the skills and creativity required by the labor market and how to deal with the difficulties and challenges they face.

Including: – Orthopedic clinics – Internal medicine clinics – Dermatology clinics – Nutrition clinics – Pediatric clinics – ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) clinics. They were examined by specialized doctors and provided with the necessary medications, in addition to offering all forms of psychological support…

By taking executive steps to verify their data and residency status in the country and facilitating their legal residency, as part of activities providing legal support and assistance to obtain residency documentation in Egypt.

To protect them and their children from the severe cold.

As part of the cooperation between AlMasry Foundation for Development and Education, the Egyptian Hunting Club, and the National Council for Women (Cairo Branch), the foundation participated in the seminar organized by the Women’s Committee of the Egyptian Hunting Club titled ‘Your Family is a Trust in Your Hands.’ The seminar was held in the main hall of the Egyptian Hunting Club and addressed topics relevant to the Egyptian family, especially Egyptian women, including: – How to care for women’s mental health – Definition and types of violence against women – Cyberbullying and the importance of cybersecurity – How does a woman’s self-care positively impact her, her family, and society? – Definition of debt and how to avoid falling into debt.

1- Medical caravans

2- Mental health services

Number of beneficiaries: (5000 beneficiaries) in 4 governorates: – Alexandria: (1150 women), (1284 men) – Cairo: (213 women), (1234 men) – Minya: (211 women), (291 men) – Fayoum: (107 women), (466 men).

1- Psychological rehabilitation for individuals through specialized trainers before providing economic assistance and empowerment.

2- Providing treatment

3- Medical caravans

Number of beneficiaries: 450 women – 250 men

4- Conducting 15 surgical operations.

1- Conducting a medical caravan: examinations (800 women – 470 men)

2- Performing surgeries (75 women)

3- Obesity treatment (70 women)

4- Chronic disease screenings (200 women)

5- Dialysis sessions (7 men)

6- Monthly treatment (183 women)

7- Performing 2 diabetic foot surgeries

8- Eye examination caravan (600 women – 350 men)

9- General mental health services (800 women – 470 men).

1- Providing mental health services to (2075 women – 24 men)

2- Conducting medical caravans: examinations (995 women – 205 men)

3- Performing surgeries (5 women – 15 men)

4- Dialysis sessions (10 women)

5- Obesity surgeries (5 women)

6- Diabetic foot surgeries (4 women)

7- Conducting eye examination caravans (450 women – 200 men)

8- Chronic disease screenings for blood pressure and cholesterol (15 women).

Providing psychological rehabilitation services to (349 women – 32 men).

1- Providing mental health services (7500 women – 2600 men)

2- Medical caravans: examinations (853 women – 370 men)

3- Performing surgeries (70 women – 83 men)

4- Obesity treatment (15 women)

5- Dialysis sessions (12 women – 60 men)

6- Chronic disease screenings (175 women – 23 men)

7- Diagnosis and treatment of diabetic foot (20 women)

8- Monthly treatment (1257 women – 600 men)

9- Eye examination caravans (4300 women – 1700 men).

Providing psychological rehabilitation sessions (250 women).