Inner Wheel Club D95

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Providing Shelter with Dignity
Cost  72,000L E

On May 19, 2025, the Inner Wheel Club of New Cairo, led by Miss Lina
Shaker, marked the successful completion of an important initiative in
the El Fayoum community, reflecting the annual theme, “The Heartbeat
of Humanity.” This project involved the construction of seven new
ceilings at a total cost of 72,000 EGP, aimed at providing safe and
secure shelter for families in need.

The initiative focused on replacing old ceilings made of palm fronds
with more durable materials—wood and cement. This upgrade not only
offers protection against the elements but also improves the overall
quality of life for the residents. The aim is to foster a sense of
comfort, dignity, and stability for those facing housing challenges in
the community

On March 17, 2025, under the theme ” Heartbeat of Humanity,” the Inner Wheel Club of New Cairo, led by Ms. Lina Shaker, distributed 1,400 Ramadan iftar meals to the companions of patients in the Emergency and General Surgery departments at Demerdash University Hospital. Several club members participated in this initiative, which aimed to provide support during a critical time. While families come together to break their fast in peace and warmth, those accompanying patients in emergency departments often experience anxiety and distress. Many face urgent situations, such as acute heart attacks, diabetes complications, traffic accident injuries, or emergency surgeries. This initiative sought to ease their stress and suffering by providing them with nourishing meals at iftar. In addition, the club president and board members launched another initiati 

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.

Under this year’s slogan, “The Heartbeat of Humanity”, on the 5th of August 2024, the IWC (e-club) of New Cairo, led by Ms. Lina Shaker installed four prosthetic limbs at a total cost of 61,000 LE. This initiative provides an alternative solution for individuals suffering from limb amputations, aiming to remove obstacles and facilitate their integration into society and daily life. Each patient’s condition was thoroughly assessed, and a skilled prosthetic technician customized and attached the appropriate prosthetic limb. The process involved preparing an original mold, followed by attaching the prosthetic leg or arm. A training specialist then guided the patients on how to properly use and wear their new prosthetic limbs. Among the recipients was a 16-year-old girl who received an artificial arm after being injured in an accident. Additionally, three men were fitted with above-the-knee prosthetic limbs. ‎

Nasr City & New Cairo IW Club’s.

At a recent Book Club meeting under the slogan “Shine a Light” on Saturday, May 18, 2024, Nasr City IWC led by Mrs. Sherine Arafa, & New Cairo IWC led by Mrs. Nihal El Bakry, and the Rotary Club of Nasr City, led by Mr. Helmy Al-Saeed, hosted writer Dr. Osama Al-Shazly. The event was also attended by Mrs. Mona Abu Al-Futouh, Chairman of District 95/ Egypt and Jordan. This marked Dr. Al-Shazly’s second meeting with the club, where he discussed his novel “The Era of Damiana,” exploring the complex concept of identity and its connections to homeland, religion,
values, culture, and race. 
In the novel, Demiana is the daughter of the protagonist, who struggles with his identity. His mother is Coptic, his father is Melkite Catholic, and he was raised by a Sunni Muslim in a country ruled by Shiites.
Amidst a diverse and ethnically divided society, each group strives to assert its identity, often leading to violence and a disregard for humanity. The protagonist ultimately embraces his  ultifaceted identity, writing a covenant to his daughter that expresses a profound understanding:

“The essence of man is not limited by homeland, land, religion, or sect. Man’s limits encompass the universe, and his ultimate destination lies with the Creator who made him and chose earth as his home. Though I thought to live as an individual, I realized that the most beautiful aspect of life is its continuation, which is only possible through sharing it with others.”

The meeting was both fruitful and engaging, with lively discussions enjoyed by all. The event concluded with the anticipation of a future Book Club meeting featuring Dr. Osama Al-Shazly and his book “Gog and Magog.”

New Cairo & Giza IW clubs

On Saturday, May 4, 2024, an environmental conservation project took place under the slogan “Shine a Light,” following the directives of District 95’s Chairman, Mrs. Mona Abu Al-Futouh. This initiative aimed to foster cooperation between clubs to enhance joint efforts. The Inner Wheel Club of New Cairo, led by Mrs. Nihal El-Bakry, teamed up with the Inner Wheel Club of Giza, headed by Mrs. Mona Gemiee, to vaccinate and sterilize stray dogs in the tourist area of the Giza Pyramids. A total of twelve dogs were vaccinated and sterilized, with each procedure costing one thousand pounds. The Inner Wheel Club of New Cairo contributed to the vaccination of seven stray dogs. Gratitude was extended to Mrs. Mona Gemiee for enabling the club’s participation in this environmental preservation effort.

The Innerwheel Club of New Cairo, led by Mrs. Nihal El Bakry, on
Tuesday, 16/4/2024, participated in procuring devices for a PCR room and
an X-ray room at Bahia Hospital, which offers free treatment for breast
cancer patients. This initiative was undertaken with the annual theme,
“Shine a Light,” and was sponsored by Mrs. Mona Abu Al-Futouh, the
District 95 Chairman of Egypt and Jordan. The IWC of New Cairo
contributed 40,000 pounds towards this cause, while the total proceeds
from the clubs’ donations amounted to approximately five million pounds.

The purchase of these devices is expected to significantly impact
patients’ treatment and contribute to their overall well-being.
Hopefully, this endeavor will bring happiness to families by improving
healthcare outcomes and providing much-needed support. The Innerwheel
Club’s contribution is a testament to its commitment to social
responsibility and its dedication to making a positive difference in the
lives of those in need.

On March 19, 2024, the New Cairo Club, led by Mrs. Nihal ElBakry,
organized charitable initiative during Ramadan under the year’s theme,
“Shine a Light.” The initiative involved distributing 750 Iftar meals at
Al-Demerdash Hospital to the companions of patients and injured
individuals, with a primary focus on the emergency and surgical
departments. These companions often experience anxiety and stress and
may not have the opportunity to arrange their own Iftar meals. The
distribution was facilitated by club members, including Miss Lina
Shaker, Vice President, Miss Joy Mihanni, Mrs. Rania Al-Kashef and Miss
Alyssa Depoyan.

We express our gratitude to all club members for their continuous
dedication, support, and generous contributions to the club’s
initiatives.

Under the slogan “shine a light” .

The Inner Wheel Club of Nasr City headed by its President Shereen Arafa and The Inner Wheel Club of New Cairo headed by its President Nihal ElBakry, visited the “General Authority of Cleaning and Beautification of Cairo” West Nasr City to celebrate the Prophet’s birthday.

They distributed sum of money to workers of the Authority.

Mrs. Eman El Gemei, IWC of Nasr City treasurer, Mrs. Gihan El Gemei, the Secretary and Mrs.Mona El Said, The Correspondant participated in the visit.

The visit was in a joyful spirit to appreciate the work and motivate all the workers for their tough job.