Inner Wheel Club D95

District 95 Egypt and Jordan,
Elderly Care project.

  Inner Wheel Club of Garden City, led by Didi Sourani and a group of
club members, visited the Marwa Elderly Home on Wednesday, December 17.
This initiative is part of the club’s sustainable projects, where they
provided a hot meal, warm woolen socks, and spent time with the
residents to create a familial atmosphere, alleviate their hardships,
bring joy and happiness to their hearts, and make them feel cared for
and appreciated.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Charitable Clothing Exhibition

On Monday, December 10, 2024, under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity,”
Inner Wheel Club (IWE-C) of New Cairo, led by Ms. Lina Shaker joined
forces with IWC of Nasr City, headed by Mrs. Mona El-Gemaiee, and IWC of
Tahrir, headed by Mrs. Sahar Gadallah, to organize a charitable
exhibition of new and gently used clothing.

The event, held at the Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, aimed
to support students and staff in need. It was inaugurated by Dr. Ghad
Farouk, Vice President of Ain Shams University, and Mrs. Hanaa El
Sadaat,District 95 Vice Chairman .The exhibition featured a wide range
of clothing and footwear at affordable prices, and all proceeds were
directed to the university’s Social Solidarity Fund to assist
underprivileged students.

District 95 – Egypt and Jordan
Supporting and Empowering individuals with visual impairments.
Beneficiaries 30 Girls.

On Thursday 19, December
 IWC of Damanhour participated in a special event marking the
International Day of Human Solidarity, held at the Royal Jewelry Museum
in Alexandria. The event included meaningful activities aimed at
supporting and empowering individuals with visual impairments,
featuring:
1. A seminar on various types of disabilities: Presented by Dr. Mohamed
El-Desouky, an expert in teaching methods for individuals with visual
impairments, highlighting strategies for addressing the challenges faced
by this group.
2. Recognition and financial support: Certificates of appreciation and
shields were awarded, along with a financial donation to purchase
stencil paper for 30 visually impaired children. Meals were also
distributed to visually impaired girls.
3. A seminar on teaching and training strategies: Delivered by Dr. Amira
Zaytoun, a lecturer in curricula and teaching methods at the Faculty of
Specific Education, Alexandria University, and a member of the
International Board of Certified Trainers. The seminar included an
interactive workshop with Inner Wheel members.

4. A guided tour of the museum: A group of visually impaired children
participated in a guided tour of the Royal Jewelry Palace, where they
explored the displayed artifacts through simplified explanations and
read descriptions of some models in Braille.Inner Wheel members
accompanied the girls during the tour, engaged in conversations, and
fostered a sense of interaction and solidarity.

The event was graced attended by Dr. Mervat El-Ezzouni, D95 Chairman and
Dr. Amel El-Ghitany El-Ghaitan D95 Webmaster.The initiative reflected a
strong spirit of community solidarity and emphasized the importance of
supporting and integrating individuals with visual impairments into
society.

District 95 – Egypt and Jordan.
Supporting and Empowering individuals with visual impairments.
Beneficiaries 30 Girls.

On Thursday 19, Decem5ber
 IWC of Damanhour participated in a special event marking the
International Day of Human Solidarity, held at the Royal Jewelry Museum
in Alexandria. The event included meaningful activities aimed at
supporting and empowering individuals with visual impairments,
featuring:
1. A seminar on various types of disabilities: Presented by Dr. Mohamed
El-Desouky, an expert in teaching methods for individuals with visual
impairments, highlighting strategies for addressing the challenges faced
by this group.
2. Recognition and financial support: Certificates of appreciation and
shields were awarded, along with a financial donation to purchase
stencil paper for 30 visually impaired children. Meals were also
distributed to visually impaired girls.
3. A seminar on teaching and training strategies: Delivered by Dr. Amira
Zaytoun, a lecturer in curricula and teaching methods at the Faculty of
Specific Education, Alexandria University, and a member of the
International Board of Certified Trainers. The seminar included an
interactive workshop with Inner Wheel members.

4. A guided tour of the museum: A group of visually impaired children
participated in a guided tour of the Royal Jewelry Palace, where they
explored the displayed artifacts through simplified explanations and
read descriptions of some models in Braille.Inner Wheel members
accompanied the girls during the tour, engaged in conversations, and
fostered a sense of interaction and solidarity.

The event was graced attended by Dr. Mervat El-Ezzouni, D95 Vice
Chairman and Dr. Amel El-Ghitany D95 Webmaster.The initiative reflected
a strong spirit of community solidarity and emphasized the importance of
supporting and integrating individuals with visual impairments into
society.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Elderly Care project.

On Monday, December 23, 2024, Inner Wheel Club of West Cairo , under the
leadership of Mrs. Nadia El Rashidi, Vice President Mrs. Olivia Reda,
Treasurer Dr. Zeinab El Ghazaly, and Organizer Mrs. Soheir Shams visited
the Al-Taarof Association for Elderly Care.

During the visit, the club presented a cheque to dedicate a room in the
name of Innerwheel West Cairo Club. An agreement was made to fully
renovate the room and equip it with the necessary devices, ensuring it
remains permanently associated with the club. The cheque was received by
Mrs. Nadia El Kateb, one of the association’s founders, in the presence
of several association members.

Additionally, the club donated an electric wheelchair to the home to
support its elderly residents. The administration expressed heartfelt
gratitude to the club members for their generosity and support.

 

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Health Care Project for leprosy patients
Nurturing Orphans
Total cost 80,000 E.L

On Monday, December 23, 2024, Innerwheel Club of Alexandria Sporting led
by Mrs. Amani Sleem, alongside Honorary Secretary Hala El-Ghitani,
Treasurer Ghada Fadel, and members Shahenda Sharaf El-Din, Heba Magdy,
and Randa Abdel-Aty, presented a cheque of 60,000 EGP to Safia Gamai
Association, headed by Engy Nasr El-Din, to support families of leprosy
patients. Additionally, a second cheque of 20,000 EGP was donated to
sponsor and care for orphans.

These contributions reflect the club’s ongoing commitment to sustainable
projects.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Heath-care Project

 Inner Wheel Club of Alexandria Cleopatra, led by Mrs. Soheir Fahmy and
Honorary Secretary Mrs. Doaa Hamdy visited Alexandria University
Hospital (El-Miri Hospital) on December 25, 2024, to support a critical
case of a patient suffering from immune deficiency.

The required medications were purchased and delivered to the hospital,
where the medical team welcomed us, including
Dr. Sara Nawar,Dr. Dalia Nafeh, Haematology Specialist and Dr. Mostafa
Mabrouk, Vascular Specialist.The club has committed to maintaining
regular visits to the hospital and ensuring the provision of necessary
medications for those in need.

In line with the theme ” Heartbeat of Humanity” and Inner Wheel Club of
Alexandria El-Nozha , led by Mrs. Heba El Kady successfully delivered
essential medicines on December 24 to Borg El Arab University Hospital
for Children’s Cancer, addressing a critical need of the hospital.

District 95
Egypt and Jorda.
Nurturing Orphans project.
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Under the theme , “Heartbeat of Humanity,” Inner Wheel Club of
Alexandria Cleopatra, led by Mrs Soheir Fahmy and Honorary Secretary
Doaa Hamdy, conducted a humanitarian gesture on Saturday, December 14.
The club members visited Safia Gemei Orphanage in Alexandria,
They were warmly welcomed by Ms. Engy Fouad Naser el din the Chairman of
the orphanage’s board of directors, along with other board members and
Mrs Mervat Mahmoud, the orphanage manager.The club provided an
entertaining music show for the children and celebrated their birthdays.
Gifts were distributed to each child to bring joy and happiness to their
hearts.
It was a beautiful day that brought immense joy to us,
This initiative is one of the club’s sustainable projects, and we are
committed to following up on this in the future to support the community
and care for the less fortunate.