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Islamic Charitable Society for Community Development in Babnoub
Personal Information
  • Name: Islamic Charitable Society for Community Development in Babnoub
  • Foundation Contact Person Name: Ahmed Hamed Mohamed
  • Foundation Contact Person Email: [email protected]
  • Governorate: Assiut
  • Graduation Year: 2023
  • Foundation Contact Person Phone: 1001295918
  • Bio:

    Biography

     

    Email: [email protected]

     

      About the Islamic Charitable Society for Development Community in Abnoub

    The Islamic Charitable Society for the Development of the Community in Abnoub is a civil society association registered with the Ministry of Social Solidarity under No. 203 of 1975 AD, which includes a group of The cadres are volunteers and employees of its various agencies, both genders, representing all segments of society. It began its development work  (to serve the people of Assiut Governorate in order to raise the cultural, social, economic, environmental and agricultural standard of living of the people of Assiut Governorate, provide tangible services within the community, create job opportunities for young people, provide free and reduced-cost services to the people of Assiut Governorate, work to help the poor, students and those in need, and establish a nursery to alleviate the suffering of employees’ families, through a nursery for infants, a tile factory, a butterfly for occasions, selling shrouds, and providing some Aid to the poor, in addition to an office for memorizing the Qur’an  )

    -        By providing services in multiple fields and developing its vision and work in light of societal needs to aim to work to provide a decent life for the villagers in addition to involving the targeted people in the General Assembly. To confirm its right to design, evaluate and develop the interventions implemented by the association in communities and improve the environment and public health by implementing environmental projects for safe disposal of garbage and cleaning of sewage drains.

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

    -        The association signed ongoing grant contracts, which enabled it to develop the association’s infrastructure and construct 3 buildings equipped with offices, means of communication, computers, and a number of 2 training halls equipped with the latest means of presentation and facilitation and air-conditioned, in addition to a technology club equipped with the latest computers and connected to the Internet, and 5 vocational training centers (mobile maintenance training center - electrical works - plumbing - sewing and handicrafts - educational kitchen). The association also established an educational and preparatory kindergarten center consisting of 10 kindergarten halls in addition to 52 home educational kindergarten halls spread throughout all villages and hamlets. The association also owned rented shops that generated profits for the association, in addition to a food outlet and a permanent exhibition for sewing and handicrafts.

    -        The association developed environmental and agricultural projects by owning an agricultural tractor and a chopper for recycling agricultural waste, two septic tankers, and a garbage collection dumper. In addition to 4 trash cans for collecting garbage from homes. 

    -        The association built its institutional capabilities by preparing trained human cadres of volunteers and employees to manage its projects professionally.

    -        The association has developed the training system to empower youth of both sexes, female breadwinners, and the groups most in need, empower them economically and socially, and provide them with technical and craft skills. And the necessary administrative resources through trained cadres and equipped training halls and connecting them to financing opportunities from the association’s lending projects to start establishing new projects or improving existing projects.

    -        The association developed the organizational structure by defining the competencies of all the association’s employees and structuring the organizational, quality, and community committees to support the association’s various activities.

    -        The association developed manuals and policies for child and worker protection, drafted behavioral charters, procedural manuals, a community accountability mechanism, risk assessment guides, and a complaint and response mechanism.

    -        The association has established partnerships with governmental and non-governmental agencies and civil society organizations to mobilize community resources towards advancing development in Assiut Governorate, and believes in the role of the association In order to achieve the comprehensive development goals and Egypt’s Vision 2030, the association developed its strategic plan (2019 - 2023)

    - The association also paid attention to the most needy groups and people with disabilities. The association was assigned two projects funded by the Ministry of Social Solidarity (Rehabilitation Office for People with Disabilities - Nursery). The innocence of a child for children with disabilities.

     

     

     

      The vision of the association

    Association's message

    We are the Islamic Charitable Association for Community Development in Abnoub, registered under No. 203 of 1975 AD, a civil society organization that seeks to achieve sustainable development goals and support Egypt’s vision. 2030  by providing services to all segments of society in Assiut Governorate in the development fields (economic development - environmental development - rural development and agricultural - health - education - social solidarity, disability, aspects of life) with our trained human cadres and partnerships at the governmental, private and civil levels and through a valuable institutional system The democratic climate prevails and we have a clear and declared child protection policy.

    Our Rate

     

      Reducing the maternal mortality rate in line with the Millennium Development Goals Early detection of children with disabilities in the age group From 1 to 7 years old, and integrating them through the Baraa Child Nursery activities for children with disabilities in the association.
    • Providing the necessary services to persons with disabilities through an office Rehabilitation of the disabled in the association
    • Improving the environmental and health situation of school students in the center and city Ibnob Supporting extracurricular activities in schools to improve the learning environment Support farmers in obtaining clean, affordable energy at appropriate prices. With the sustainable development goals Expanding the implementation of craft training (plumbing - Carpentry - Mobile maintenance - Sewing and manual works - Dairy extract manufacturing - Heavy equipment driving...) and others, reaching 1000 trainees through the association’s training centers (Technological Training Center - Plumbing Training Center - Mobile Maintenance Training Center - Sewing Training Center. Reducing dropout rates from education to reach 5% Combating gender-based violence and empowering gender-based violence Women in Assiut Governorate Expanding financial inclusion and digital literacy, especially For women to reach low-income and marginalized women Increasing education completion rates to reach 95% Increasing the lending rate to open new projects or expand Existing projects to reach 1,000 projects for young people of both genders Expansion of garbage collection and septic tank sweeping projects To cover 5000 families annually Expanding kindergarten activity to reach 200 chapters
    • Technology Club power increased to 100 Monthly trainee for young men of both genders
    • Expansion of the sewing training center project to reach... The number of visitors reaches 50 trainees per month Reducing population growth by 15%  Expansion in adding new productive villages in Villages of the Abnoub Center for Empowering Women and Transforming Families from Consumer Families to Productive Families. Expanding the provision of non-financial and entrepreneurship services To reach 1,000 entrepreneurs annually.

    The association's field of work:

    1. Social assistance
    2. Special groups and people with disabilities
    3. Cultural, scientific and religious services
    4. Social Defense
    5. Childhood and Maternal Care
    6. Family Planning
    7. Organization and management
    8. Pension holders
    9. Protecting and preserving the environment
    10. Educational services
    11. Friendship between peoples
    12. Health services
    13. Economic development
    14. Literary activity
    15. Consumer Protection
    16. Caring for prisoners and their families
    17. Human Rights
    18. Family care
    19. Aging care
    20. The field of microfinance in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 149 of 2014 and its amendments
    21. The field of state support
    22. The field of sustainable development
    23. The field of financial inclusion

     

    • Training programs obtained by the association

    1-      Methodology for gaining advocacy and support

    3-      Evaluation, follow-up and report writing skills

    5-      Procedures for grant disbursement and financial follow-up

    6-      Proposal Writing Program

    7-      Financial system program for associations

    8-      Preparing administrative systems for associations

    9-      Developmental concepts and the role of associations

    10-    Conference to Support Rural Development with the African Bank

    11-    Scientific Conference on the Dangers of Early Marriage at Assiut University

    12-    Project life cycle training

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    14-    Job skills development training for association employees

    15-    Misr Al Khair Fellowship

    16-    Preparing trainers on the basics of technology and information from the Cisco Networking Academy

    17-    Human Resources Development Training from ONYX Pro

    18-    Training on information systems from the Sawiris Foundation for Development

    19-    Early detection of disability training

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    21-    Training to prepare special education specialists.