Inner Wheel Club D95

Supporting Elderly Care: A Heartfelt Contribution from Inner Wheel
Gezira
Donation EGP 283,800
Under the Theme “Heartbeat of Humanity”
As part of Inner Wheel Gezira Sporting Club’s commitment to supporting
the most vulnerable groups, on May 28, 2025, Dr. Asrar El Barky, Club
President, and Mrs. Nehal El Rafei, Honorary Secretary, paid a visit to
Martyr Engineer Ahmed Shawky Geriatric Hospital – one of Ain Shams
University Hospitals (El Demerdash) – to hand over a cheque worth EGP
283,800 on behalf of the esteemed club members.
The donation was used to purchase a portable ventilator for the elderly
from MedVal Company, as a contribution from the club to support the
hospital’s senior residents.
Dr. Asrar El Barky and Mrs. Nehal El Rafei were accompanied by Dr.
Norhan Sami during their tour of the public geriatric ward, the
designated area for this donation. The delegation commended the
cleanliness of the facility and the availability of necessary medical
equipment.
In appreciation, the hospital administration presented a letter of
thanks to Inner Wheel Gezira Club, recognizing the significance of this
vital contribution to the care and well-being of elderly patients.

District 95 – Egypt and Jordan
Supporting Education: Renovating Desks at Fatma Al-Zahraa School in
Al-Warraq.

As part of its ongoing community service efforts, the Inner Wheel Club
of Gezira Sporting, under the presidency of Dr. Asrar El-Borai, carried
out a project in April to renovate the desks at Fatma Al-Zahraa School
in Al-Warraq — a school the club has been supporting since 2003.

Field visits revealed that the condition of the desks was extremely
poor, with a severe shortage in their number, forcing some students to
attend classes while standing. In response to this urgent need, the club
took the initiative to refurbish some of the existing iron desks by
adding the necessary wooden panels to make them usable again. A total of
48 desks were renovated, covering the needs of all students.

This initiative comes as a continuation of the club’s commitment to
supporting education and ensuring a suitable learning environment for
students, stemming from its belief in the importance of investing in
future generations.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Supporting Women in Need: A Heartfelt Contribution from IWC Garden City

Under the theme ” Heartbeat of Humanity”, and as part of its commitment
to community support and women’s welfare, the Inner Wheel Club of Garden
City, headed by Mrs. Didi El Sourani,  contributed EGP 5,175 to cover
the cost of treatment and medication for a woman suffering from
rheumatoid arthritis and facing difficult family circumstances.

This initiative aligns with the Inner Wheel’s mission to alleviate
suffering and support women in need.

Supporting the Visually Impaired: IWC Alexandria El Nozha Donates
Braille Computers
Cost 60,000 EGP

On May 13th, the Inner Wheel Club of Alexandria El Nozha, headed by Mrs.
Heba El Kady, delivered a check for 60,000 Egyptian pounds to the Girls
Care and Community Development Association to fund the purchase of four
Braille computers for the visually impaired.

District 95 Egypt and Jordan
Donation of  dialysis machines
Cost 1.400000

on Thursday, May 8, 2025, the Inner Wheel Club of Giza, under the
leadership of Mrs. Mona Gomaaei, donated and delivered two kidney
dialysis machines, valued at EGP 1,400,000, to the Al-Noor Wal Amal
Dialysis Center in Nasr City.
May this noble charitable act be counted among the good deeds of all who
contributed to making it possible.

Under the theme “The Heartbeat of Humanity,”
Mrs. Gehan Fahim, President of the Inner Wheel Club of Nasr City, accompanied by several club members, visited Hospital 57357 on Monday, April 28th.
During the visit, they met with Ms. Samar Mahmoud and toured the Art Therapy and Creativity Center at the hospital. They explored its various departments and learned how children’s fears and suffering are transformed into artistic activities that help strengthen their immunity and improve their response to treatment.
This form of therapy is particularly notable for discovering children’s talents across different age groups and for organizing exhibitions and competitions showcasing their artwork and handicrafts. The proceeds from these exhibitions are used to fund activities within the center.

At the end of the visit, the members met with Dr. Sherif Abou El Naga, the hospital director, and presented a donation check of thirty thousand Egyptian pounds to support free medical treatment at the hospital. They also purchased several pieces of artwork created by the children of the center.