The association was established in 1969 and carried out activities. Service activities were limited to a nursery and a sewing workshop. The members of the Board of Directors were 9 members. The association obtained public benefit status by Presidential Decree No. 1263 of the year 1974. Then the conditions of the association were adjusted in accordance with Law No. 84 of 2002, and the activities of the association became multiple, as a women’s club was established there, as well as social assistance and a medical clinic. The members of the board of directors were changed more than once until it became 7 members, including 2 women, and a diverse board of directors of all ages and experiences. The association is currently working in many development activities, including

Towards a Better School Project funded by the United Nations Industrial Development Livelihood Improvement Project In cooperation with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the World (FAO), it was implemented for the fiscal year 2022/2023 AD and is continuing now within the continuity plan, which aims toreduction From Poverty and improvement Food Security and nutrition and construction Ways Live Flexible Various Ages and categories Social And Economic , nor Crisis Covid19,Supply rural and their families With opportunities Enhanced Access to practices Agriculture Agriculture Smart Climatically And with the support Technical And Mali To create Projects food agricultural and strengthening the institutional role of concerned governmental and non-governmental bodies Government.

Savings and Loan Project in partnership with the National Council for Women. This project was previously implemented with CARE International and the Educated Village Project with the Jesuit and Freer Association and the Promoting Agribusiness in the Egyptian Rural style="font-size:14.0pt">which educates farmers about growing onions and tomatoes in the region. The association works with several partners such as the Misr Al-Khair Foundation, where the association has become a strategic partner within the Adwa Center, the Orman Association, the Pulse of Life Association, the Charity Workers and Soul Building Association in Beni Suef, and the Coptic Evangelical Authority, with which it cooperates to implement some agricultural and production projects

The vision of the association:   

Our values:

Contributing to the development of society, building and serving people in all aspects Economic, social, educational, health, agricultural, scientific and sports Interest in empowering women economically and consolidating the principles of Gender equality, combating violence against women in society in all its forms, and working to support women’s participation in public life and support all their rights Applying quality standards in all of the association’s activities Developing the spirit of volunteerism, self-reliance, and work Collective Partnership and coordination with associations, institutions and bodies with specific goals Walking and finding effective methods of partnership Gaining the trust of donors, sponsors, and donors and increasing resources Finance Establishing a constructive dialogue with government bodies concerned with policies and decisions Adopting gender parity values Mobilizing local capabilities and resources in order to build an effective development society

Developing local communities           2- Family care, childhood and maternity care, and people with special needs 

Making trips and celebrations on various occasions   -  Making productive family projects   - Women’s club  - Buying a car to honor the dead  - Afforestation, beautification and environmental improvement campaigns and projects

Contributing to the provision of services and activities Agricultural