Inner Wheel Club D95

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Restoring Dignity Through Shelter:
  Rebuilding  21 Homes in Sohag
Beneficiaries 21 family
Total Cost 3,600000EGP

Under the leadership of Mrs. Sanaa Eid, the Inner Wheel Club of Zamalek
successfully rebuilt, renovated, and furnished 21 homes in Sohag, Upper
Egypt, for families living in extreme poverty.

These homes were carefully selected from a list of 100, following an
in-depth assessment, at a total cost of EGP 3,600,000 (three millions
and 6 hundreds Egyptian pounds). This impactful project benefited a
large number of individuals from these underprivileged families, aiming
to ease their suffering and uplift their morale by providing them with a
more dignified standard of living.

Each home was supplied with essential utilities, including a sewage
system and electricity, as well as basic household necessities such as a
bed, stove, and refrigerator.

This service initiative stands out as one of the most significant
projects of Inner Wheel Zamalek this year, reflecting a deep commitment
to turning the simplest dreams—like having a modest, healthy, and
comfortable home—into reality.

On Tuesday, November 19, 2024, IWC of Zamalek, headed by Mrs. Sanaa Eid
and accompanied by Mrs. Samia Abu Al-Fotouh, the National
Representative, Mrs. Baheya El Maadawi, the vice president and a number
of honourable members, visited the Grand Egyptian Museum on the Giza
Plateau, which is considered the largest in the world. The group enjoyed
a guided tour of select areas, including the Grand Hall and the Grand
Staircase. The Grand Staircase tells the story of the sacred places of
worship, the king, and his relationship with the machine, in addition to
the afterlife and life of the ancient Egyptians. It revealed a surprise
that no one expected. We have artefacts displayed in its exhibition
halls dating back 700 thousand years BC.
The new museum is designed to include newer technologies, such as
virtual reality. At the end of the tour, the group visited the GEM gift
shop, commercial area, and food court and had lunch at one of the
restaurants.

District 95 (Egypt and Jordan)
Women Empowerment and Child Care

On Tuesday, October 8, 2024, under the theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”,
IWC of Zamalek, headed by Mrs. Sanaa Eid – accompanied by Mrs. Samia
Aboul Fotouh – National Representative and Mrs. Bahia Al-Maadawy – Club
Vice President and a large group of club members, visited “Eva”
Cosmetics Company, which is considered the pride of the Egyptian
industry and one of the leading companies in the field of manufacturing
personal care products, medicines and food industries, with experience
spanning nearly 100 years in producing more than twenty brands of famous
cosmetics, which are exported to twenty countries around the world.

The group was received by Dr. Yasmine Armanious / Company President, who
accompanied them on an inspection tour of the company’s factories.

 The company established a nursery for the children of the workers from
the age of 3 months until the completion of middle school. The workers
bring the children with them to the factory, and they are distributed to
their schools in the company buses and brought in the afternoon to eat
lunch and do homework under the supervision of specialized teachers. All
this is free of charge.

The club visited this pioneering company to encourage the idea of
​​caring for working women and their children and empowering them
economically and socially. This is in an attempt by NGOs such as IIW to
help spread and replicate this model in mational companies,
organizations and socities.

In appreciation of this wonderful model, the club presented a shield to
Dr. Yasmine Armanious in thanks and appreciation for this great edifice,
wishing her further progress. Some commemorative photos were taken.

District 95
Egypt and Jordan
Women empowerment

On Tuesday, October 1, 2024, under the theme of “Heartbeat of Humanity,”
the Inner Wheel Club of Zamalek, headed by Mrs. Sanaa Eid visited the
workshop established by the club at 6 October City with the aim of
supporting females supporting families and helping them to keep pace
with the development of the labour market. The visit was in the presence
of Mrs. Samia Aboul-Fotouh, the National Representative, and a number of
honourable members. The club equipped the workshop with all the basic
supplies, including the best singer sewing, overlocker, buttonholes and
buttons, ironing equipment, and necessary production supplies. Fifteen
ladies are currently working in this workshop after being thoroughly
trained to produce a final high-quality product to compete with local
factories producing and manufacturing ready-made clothes. The club is
looking forward to expanding the business and increasing the number of
machines and trainees.

Under the slogan “Shed Light,” the Zamalek IW Club, led by Mrs. Sanaa
Al-Malwani, held its annual charity event to support those in urgent
need of healthcare and essential services. This year’s proceeds,
amounting to 600,000 Egyptian pounds, will be donated to Al-Nas Hospital
for treating children in need and to aid those affected by the Ezza War,
who lack food, water, and shelter. The event underscored the importance
of civil society organizations in improving lives.

The ceremony began with a speech from the club president, who expressed
gratitude to the sponsors and presented the club’s projects. This was
followed by a short film showcasing these initiatives. Attendees were
thanked for their contributions, and the evening concluded with an
enjoyable Arabesco disco party featuring performances by Tabla El Set
and the singing group Fabrica. The club hopes for peace in all
countries.

Zamalek IWC.
On April 29, 2024, Mrs. Sanaa Al-Malwani president of Zamalek IW Club started launching a girls’ training facility in 6th of October City, with the goal of empowering women.

The initiative cost 439 thousand Egyptian pounds and marks the inaugural production day of the factory, introducing modern manufacturing techniques in detailing and sewing to provide women with opportunities to enter the workforce.

Zamalek IWC
Led by Mrs. Sanaa Al-Malwani, Zamalek IW Club donated 69,300 thousand pounds to Al-Shabrawishi Hospital’s “Blood Bank” on December 20, 2023.
The contribution aimed to support patients by facilitating treatment and providing essential medications for their urgent medical requirements.

Zamalek IWC.
Zamalek IW Club, led by Mrs. Sanaa Al-Malwani, supervises the club’s sustainable initiative aimed at supporting the Old Egypt Girls’ Shelter.
This shelter accommodates 80 orphan girls with disabilities, offering them healthcare services including regular medical assessments and monitoring. Additionally, the club focuses on enhancing the girls’ skills and development.

Zamalek IWC
On December 23, 2023, Mrs. Sanaa Al-Malwani, president of Zamalek IW Club, donated 39,600 pounds to the Dar es Salaam Oncology Center “Hermel” to aid in cancer treatment and support patient recovery efforts.

IW Of Zamalek Club.
Under the theme “Shine A Light,” a remarkable journey to the world’s oldest ancient cities unfolded—a luxurious cruise to Luxor and Aswan from Friday, February 16 to Monday, February 19, 2024. The expedition, led by Ms. Sanaa Al-Malwani of Zamalek IWC commenced in Aswan, where members visited iconic sites such as the Temple of Philae, the High Dam, Edfu, the Temple of Komombo, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, and the Valley of the Kings. Evenings were filled with lively galabiya parties featuring Nubian entertainment. Subsequently, the delegation ventured to the ancient city of Luxor to explore the Karnak temples and then spent a full day cruising aboard a tourist boat along the majestic Nile River.
The journey concluded as the delegation returned to Cairo, having relished an enchanting time amidst incomparable tourist attractions and monuments.