The launch of the year 2017 as the year of the Egyptian women an idea adopted by Egyptian President Al-Sisi, has encouraged IWC of Gezira Sporting Club headed by President Gilan Ghoneim and club members to be part of what can positively affect Egyptian women lives and subsequently their families.
We worked on arranging a big charity event to raise funds in favor of a Mega National project “Bashayer El Kheir 3” also sponsered by National Bank “Banque Misr” .
The project of a housing nature aims to develop 7000 apartments with descent living conditions to move low income citizens to a much better living environment. The event was successfully launched on October 29th,2017 at Egyptian Opera House and attended by D95 Egypt & Jordan board members together with distinguished guests and a large number of people.
IWC of Gezira Sporting Club members are determined to be always active in their contribution to the society believing in “leaving a legacy” .
As part of its community development projects ، the ladies of Innerwheel Petra ( Jordan) in partnership with “Masar Alkhair” initiative provided “Thughrat Maan” village with 450 new mattresses to replace the old and contaminated ones. Moreover, as part of the winter campaign provided 150 jackets for the children there and paid for two months of water to be provided to the village as the villages suffer serious water deficiency.
Ruba Abu Ghosh
IWC of Petra (Jordan)
D95 Egypt and Jordan
D95 Chairman Meeting with IWCs to cooperate for a Mega Project (Homeless Children)
On October 4, 2017, District 95 Egypt and Jordan’s Chairman Mrs. Samia Hatata and National Representative Mrs. Suzan Samaha moderated a meeting between the Inner Wheel Club members of Egypt and “Tahya Misr’s” Project Manager, Mrs. Manal Shaheen.
During the meeting, Mrs. Shaheen presented and discussed the multiple ways in which the Inner Wheel Clubs could work with “Tahya Misr,” such as supporting the orphanage system as an institution and/or enhancing the orphanage system’s mobile units.
All participants from 17 clubs who attended the meeting expressed their sincere excitement and intention to support and promote “Tahya Misr” program to eliminate or reduce the number of homeless children in Egypt. This program was initiated by District 95’s chairman , Mrs Samia Hatata during the board meeting with IW club presidents, secretaries and treasurers from Egypt and Jordan on September 16, 2017 in Alexandria.. She referred to it as the ‘Homeless Children’ national project.
Furthermore, National Representative Suzan Samaha demonstrated the various ways in which the Inner Wheel Clubs can help and support “Tahya Misr” program and drive it towards success.
Step by step, all efforts would work towards eradicating a great social problem and fall in line with this year’s logo – “leave a lasting legacy.”
The cell therapy center is a non-for-profit academic and research institute that excels in stem cell research and therapeutic applications. Stem cell treatments give major hope for patients suffering from diseases that are non treatable using classical medical options, such as multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries and Alzheimer’s. Unfortunately, though, several years of research and experiments still separate humanity from achieving those goals.
These trials are extremely expensive and need several equipment, instruments, materials and dedicated scientists. Academic institutions cannot afford to support research without the help of local and international communities. The medical grade refrigerators donated by Inner Wheel Club of Philadelphia will be a great asset for the center and were indeed very much needed. They were put to immediate use at the cell culture facility of the center as they are required for holding materials under strict conditions. These refrigerators also have internal and external monitors that were connected to the center’s alarm system, which is of paramount importance to maintain the highest standards at the center as well as meet accreditation requirements.
The staff at the center are extremely pleased with the newest addition to their facility and look forward to welcoming members of the Inner Wheel again.
The cell therapy center is a non-for-profit academic and research institute that excels in stem cell research and therapeutic applications. Stem cell treatments give major hope for patients suffering from diseases that are non treatable using classical medical options, such as multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injuries and Alzheimer’s. Unfortunately, though, several years of research and experiments still separate humanity from achieving those goals.