Inner Wheel Club D95

3/2/2021 – Inner Wheel Club of Alexandria Mediterranean headed by Dr. Mervat Ramses and a group of members visited the exhibition of Ayadi El Mostakbal Oncology Center for being the sponsor for this exhibition held at the center.

16 /1 /2021 – Inner Wheel Club of El Minya, under the slogan of lead the change, headed by Mrs. Hoda Fathy and some other members of the club with taking precautionary measures in Minya Police Club’s open air area.
By completing the project of delivering sheets and blankets that we started with the university students by distributing a set of fiber quilts to some students and to hand them over to the Student Welfare Office to do their distribution.
On that day, the rest of the blankets were distributed to a group of women and men as a contribute in the project of Masr El khier in this field. We enjoyed the presence with them and drawing smiles on their kind faces.

6/2/2021 – Under the slogan Lead the Change, a cooperation protocol was signed between the InnerWheel Club of Sphinx headed by Mrs. Enas Megahed and the Zahrawan Foundation for Sustainable Development headed by Mrs. Sherine Fathy.The protocol aims to develop the poorest villages in order to lead a decent life. They were provided with connections for drinking water and roofs were built to protect them from the rain. These homes were also equipped with beds, blankets and mattresses to protect them from the cold of winterIt is worth noting that Salah El-Din’s farmhouse (the shantytown) was chosen as the first of these villages after extending previous connections to Beni Suef Governorate.

2/1/2021 – Mrs. Mona Aref, Chairman of D95 Egypt &Jordan, and fellow members of the District Committee, Mrs.Hala Hagrass (Vice Chairman) and Mrs.Mona Abo El Fetouh (Honorary Secretary), visited the Nidaa Association for Rehabilitation of Hearing-impaired Children, Cochlear Implants and Multiple (audiovisual) Disabilities. This was a part of the District Chairman visits to the sustainable projects of the Inner Wheel. Mrs. Nabila Galal (President of the IWC of Nile ), Mrs. Magda Fahmy (member of the board of directors and a founding member of IWC of Nile ) and some of their fellow club members were also present.

This project is an important milestone and unique project. The visitors observed educational classes for different ages and learned about the center’s unprecedented and expert effort in supporting children with multiple disabilities. They praised the hopeful and enlightening work of the Nidaa Association. This association was founded in 1997, in collaboration with the Perkins International Academy, which was established a hundred years earlier to support those with visual impairment. Later, the Academy founded a center to support those with hearing impairment. When this international institution began to communicate with different countries and cooperated with the Nidaa Association, which now consists of several classes, each with about 200 children. More than one center has been established in Luxor, Mansoura, Alexandria and Cairo under the supervision of specialized teachers in the rehabilitation and education of children with hearing impairments, to qualify them for study in public education schools.
Nidaa cooperates with the Ministries of Social Solidarity and Education in the field of rehabilitation to establish classrooms for students with multiple disabilities in government schools, and accredits an educational program to integrate these children into formal and informal educational opportunities. A protocol of cooperation with some Egyptian universities was signed this year. We extend our thanks and appreciation to the exceptional effort made by all the workers of this center, and for all those who work in this field. We also express our deep appreciation to the remarkable effort done by Mrs. Magda Fahmy. At the end of the visit, Mrs. Aref, District Chairman, and the accompanying delegation, distributed gifts to the children, and made a donation to Nidaa Association.

This year president Jida Farradj signed an agreement to become a “support partner” for “Green Weelz” initiative.
The concept of this initiative is to collect plastic caps of water and juice bottles, and give them to “ Green wheelz ”where university student volunteers sort them out, count and weigh them, the initiative in its turn sells these caps to be recycled, the income generated from the sale goes to help the physically challenged educationally and medically.
During the last three months, our club was able to collect a huge number of plastic caps and tins and presented them to Miss Raeda Sabha, the creator of this idea.
We kindly ask our club ladies, to keep on collecting the caps, such an easy thing to do, but the impact on the environment we live in is huge, and the help extended to the physically challenged through this initiative warms the hearts.

21/1/ 2021 – Inner Wheel club of Zamalek , headed by Samia Abul-Fotouh, donated 160 thousand pounds as a first installment of the total sum of one and a half million Egyptian pounds allocated to complete the comprehensive development project for Alamany village, a project in cooperation with Orman Association.
The project aims to provide residents with a decent healthy environment by connecting clean drinking water pipes to homes.
It also includes roofing of the houses of the deteriorating village, that its roofs were built in a trellis method that does not protect from the cold of the rural winter, neither the rain nor the summer heat.

On January 27, 2021, Inner Club of Al Tahrir headed by Lubna Al-Messiri and its members donated one pumping solutions and two laryngoscopes to the National Cancer Institute.