Biography

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About the Holy Quran and Community Development Association in Bani Ubaid

The Holy Quran Society is a civil society association registered with the Ministry of Social Solidarity under No. 188 of 1966. It includes a group of volunteers and workers in its various agencies of both genders represented For all segments of society. It began its development work  since 1966 and stopped its activities and began its activities in 2003 (to serve the people of the village of Bani Ubaid  in order to raise the standard of living of the people ofthe village Cultural, social, economic, environmental and agricultural, providing tangible services within the community, creating job opportunities for young people, providing free and reduced-cost services to the people of the village, working to help the poor, students and those who are unable, and establishing a nursery to alleviate the suffering of the village’s families through a nursery and providing aid to the poor and widows in addition to an office for memorizing the Qur’an  )

-        Providing services in multiple fields.  It developed its vision and work in light of societal needs to aim to work to provide a decent life for the residents of the village, in cooperation with major institutions and associations such as the Egyptian Food Bank and the Misr Al Khair Foundation. And others.

-        The association searched for donors to implement development activities such as empowering youth of both sexes and economically dependent women, and improving the health, educational, social and environmental standards.

-        The association developed the infrastructure of the association and created 2 buildings equipped with offices, means of communication and computers, and 2 training halls equipped with the latest means of presentation and facilitation, equipped with the latest computers and connected. On the Internet, the association also established educational and pre-school kindergartens consisting of 8 kindergarten halls and cooperates with the Egyptian Food Bank in preparing a daily meal for children.

-        The association has developed the training system to empower youth of both genders, women who are breadwinners, and the groups most in need, empower them economically and socially, and provide them with technical and craft skills so that they can increase income and help The family covers the costs of daily life by participating with the Egyptian Food Bank in distributing 200 cartons per month to the most needy families.

  The vision of the association

Association's message

values

Combating gender-based violence and empowering women in Bani village Slaves Expanding financial inclusion and digital literacy, especially for women, to reach low-income women. And the marginalized Expansion of kindergarten activity to reach 30 classes Empowering marginalized groups economically and morally

The association's field of work:

Social assistance                 Family

Consumer Protection                             Regulation And management

Economic Development                             Environmental protection and conservation On

Caring for prisoners and their families                    Special categories And the disabled

Aging care                               Cultural and scientific services And religious

Family care                              Child care And motherhood