Inner Wheel Club D95

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Women Empowerment project
IWC of Amman visit to Women Tailoring Centre:

In line with Inner wheel theme “Heartbeat of Humanity” Inner Wheel
club of Amman visited Women’s Tailoring Centre in Khafrain
(sustainable project) on Tuesday 14 January 2025 to monitor the progress
of the work and assess whether the women are effectively using the
embroidery machine to enhance productivity.

We took a tour of the sewing workshop and saw the uniforms designed and
sold for schools and centers. The income generated from these sales
helps sustain the workshop’s operations.

It is worth mentioning that the club has covered the cost of the
embroidery machine trainer for the women for three days to increase
their productivity. During this visit, Mrs Nuha Asfour donated a sewing
machine for one of the ladies to help her earn her living as well as an
ironing steamer. Mrs Fatina Muna Abu Jaber also donated an ironing
steamer.

The wheel of Inner Wheel turns and flourishes with initiatives to leave
an imprint of goodness and hope for the less fortunate people from our
beloved country.

 

District95 Egypt and Jordan.
Elderly Care project
A Day of Love and Care :

Under the theme “Heart Beat of Humanity: On 18 December 2024, Inner
Wheel Club of Amman presided by Ms Fadia Yared and Committee Members,
visited the ” Dar Al-Salam Elderly Care Association” The purpose of
this visit was to show love, care and spend quality time with the
residents.

We were warmly greeted by the staff upon arrival.Smiles lit up the faces
of the elderly, who showed great enthusiasm for the visitors’
presence. We made a tour in the home, and some of the elderly shared
heart-warming stories about their lives, offering wisdom and lessons
that deeply resonated with everyone present. One of the elderly
residents played the drum while we sang and danced together for
everyone. It was a joyful and heartwarming moment that brought joy to
the residents. The Red Noses team who visit the center every now and
then, where they make a tour around and amuse the elderly creating a
lively and cheerful atmosphere.
We handed over several cartons of adult diapers, essential food items
such as rice, sugar, milk, honey, jam, various beans, vegetable & olive
oil, Tuna, sardines, sausages, olives, cheeses, cupcakes, biscuits,
Etc., as well as toiletries like soap. These items were received with
immense gratitude by the staff, who explained how much these provisions
would ease the challenges of caring for the elderly.

Upon departure, the staff expressed their heartfelt appreciation, not
just for the provisions but for the time and effort spent in making the
elderly feel loved and valued.

District95 Egypt and Jordan.
Elderly Care project
A Day of Love and Care :

Under the theme “Heart Beat of Humanity: On 18 December 2024, Inner
Wheel Club of Amman presided by Ms Fadia Yared and Committee Members,
visited the ” Dar Al-Salam Elderly Care Association” The purpose of
this visit was to show love, care and spend quality time with the
residents.

We were warmly greeted by the staff upon arrival.Smiles lit up the faces
of the elderly, who showed great enthusiasm for the visitors’
presence. We made a tour in the home, and some of the elderly shared
heart-warming stories about their lives, offering wisdom and lessons
that deeply resonated with everyone present. One of the elderly
residents played the drum while we sang and danced together for
everyone. It was a joyful and heartwarming moment that brought joy to
the residents. The Red Noses team who visit the center every now and
then, where they make a tour around and amuse the elderly creating a
lively and cheerful atmosphere.
We handed over several cartons of adult diapers, essential food items
such as rice, sugar, milk, honey, jam, various beans, vegetable & olive
oil, Tuna, sardines, sausages, olives, cheeses, cupcakes, biscuits,
Etc., as well as toiletries like soap. These items were received with
immense gratitude by the staff, who explained how much these provisions
would ease the challenges of caring for the elderly.

Upon departure, the staff expressed their heartfelt appreciation, not
just for the provisions but for the time and effort spent in making the
elderly feel loved and valued.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Mosque Refurbishment Completion 12 December 2024:

Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”, Inner Wheel Club of Amman
is delighted to announce the successful completion of the refurbishment
of “Iben Qayem Al-Juzieh” mosque in Hussein Camp. This initiative
was undertaken to enhance the facilities, create a more welcoming
environment for worshippers, and ensure the mosque remains a centrepiece
of the community.

A Call to Support Orphans & Frienship Bonding

Under the theme “Heart Beat of Humanity” On Saturday 26 October
2024, IWC of Amman President Ms.Fadia Yared accompanied by District 95
Egypt & Jordan Chairman Mrs Abeer Dajani and some committee and club
members arranged a visit to the oldest orphanage institution in Jordan
established 1953 “Al Hussein Social Foundation”. A visiting member
from our District 95, Sphynx Club, Mrs Amina Aref accompanied us and
donated thankfully to this project.

The foundation caters for new born infants to 12 years. IWC of Amman
donated cloths from new born babies to 5 years old; (5) beds with
mattresses for infants, bed sheets & blankets.

It is a simple but powerful way to make a lasting impact on young lives.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
IWC of Amman
An Initiative for Environment & Cerebral Palsy awareness :

In line with the Inner Wheel International theme “Heartbeat of
Humanity” Inner Wheel club of Amman presided by Ms Fadia Yared and
accompanied with Mrs Vivian Moridian donated to “Haya Centre” which
replaced Green Wheelz initiative a substantial quantity of plastic caps
on 23 October 2024. Bottle caps are recycled in support of cerebral
palsy, the Centre collects plastic bottle caps to raise funds as well as
awareness for cerebral palsy causes; in addition to cleaning the
environment.

It is worthwhile mentioning that the environmental impact of plastic
caps is substantial. When not properly disposed of, they often end up in
our oceans, rivers, and other natural habitats. Marine animals,
mistaking them for food, can suffer from ingestion, leading to injury or
even death, in addition to water contamination when it decomposes.

The Committee of IWC of Amman extends its thanks and gratitude for the
members’ team spirit and constant cooperation in supporting this vital
sustainable project for the last six years. “Heartbeat of Humanity”
Every beat counts, every action matters

The wheel of Inner Wheel turns and flourishes with initiatives,
projects, and donations from the club members and friends to leave an
imprint of goodness and hope for our society.

Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity “,On September 17,IWC of Amman
President Ms Fadia Yared and her distinguished committee held a warm
get-together brunch to strengthen friendship and bonding among its
members on a delicious local food in the beautiful countryside of
Jordan. District 95 Chairman Abeer Dajani, District 95 treasurer. Mrs
Suhair Migdadi and President of IWC of Philadelphia, Mrs Maha Shaaban,
attended the gathering with the majority of club members and IW friends.

“Branding” with the IW logo was significant on the distributed wet wipes
and IW banner.

All were enchanted by talented singer performing famous Arabic songs
that thrilled the hearts and danced on the beat.

Im line with the IIW theme Heartbeat of Humanity” Inner Wheel club of Amman
launched donation drives to empower education in less fortunate
communities, the donations are as follows:

Women’s Tailoring Centre (sustainable project): fabrics, threads in
order to teach sewing, as well as fabrics to sew forty school uniforms
for incapable students. Two additional water tanks with installation to
a school due to the school desperate need. Sixty Two shoes were
distributed to students who are in dire need for them and attended
barefooted to the school. Donation to “Sanahya Keraman Charity
Association” (Meaning live with dignity” to empower education. This
is for a five-month educational course for five children who suffer from
communication, thinking and speech problems where a third grade child
education level is like a kindergarten child.

In accordance with the IIW principle, “Service with friendship and
international understanding” and in line with the objective “reach and
inspire” 2024-2027, the IWC oif Amman Philadelphia headed by President
Mrs Maha Shaaban held a warm up distinguished brunch gathering as its
first activity to its members,with other IW club members and IW
supporters on September 2,at Centro restaurant in Amman, Jordan.
She briefed the attendees with the recent humanitarian projects that
reflect this year’s theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”by distributing
120 school bags to an unprivileged remote school , south of Amman.
Giveaways of lavender handmade soap with the IW logo were distributed to
all attendees .
The soap was purchased from a college student who does soap making to
support her to pay her tuition fees.
The IW logo on each soap was a kind of “branding “to be used in
every house.
President Maha also briefed the members about the October event meeting,
which is an awareness lecture on cervical cancer and its precautionary
measures .
A special bonding of friendship and inner happiness resulted from this
gathering

Empowering Education: Donating School Bags and Water Coolers to the
underprivileged

Under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity” and to support education and
improve the learning environment for underprivileged students, INNER
WHEEL Club of Amman presided by Ms. Fadia Yared, in the attendance of
some committee members and Club members; as well as Mrs. Abeer Dajani
District 95– Chairman  Egypt & Jordan has launched a donation drive in
Kafrein Area (a rural remote underprivileged deserted area near the Dead
Sea) south of Amman on Tuesday 20th August 2024. They distributed 300
school bags containing basic supplies that are essential during the
year. The second initiative was a donation of five water coolers
machines with filters  to four different schools in need. Water coolers
provide clean and safe drinking water. These initiatives aim to
alleviate some of the challenges faced by students in less fortunate
communities and to create a healthier school environment for a brighter
future.