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Sewage Network at EL–Hagana area (Health)
Wednesday 22 February 2006
by Al Shehab institution for Comprehensive Development
Connecting the houses to Governmental Sewage Network at EL –Hagana area
“Funded by the embassy of Japan in February 2004”
Specific objectives:
sewage project
To connect a number of households of the local community to the governmental sewage network.
To promote the active participation of (...) > continue
Legal aid unit (Legal aid)
Wednesday 22 February 2006
by Al Shehab institution for Comprehensive Development
Legal aid unit
A unit for legal aid was established and among its achievements stood the following:
Raising two collective cases for the population of Ezbet Al-Haggana before the court: the first demanding a sanitary sewerage network and network of drinking water, and the second calling for (...) > continue
Women empowerment (Women)
Wednesday 22 February 2006
by Al Shehab institution for Comprehensive Development
Illiteracy Program
An illiteracy unit was established. The unit served women, men and children who split from schools. Children were keen to attend classes after their work while women and men couldn’t follow. The reason for men is the unstable working times and those for women are the social (...) > continue
Project training of jobless (Youth)
Wednesday 22 February 2006
by Al Shehab institution for Comprehensive Development
Project training of jobless boys and girls at Ezbet El Hagana for painting, printing and dyeing on fabrics
funded by German Embassy in Cairo in July 28th 2004
The project aims to empower the jobless technical schools graduated both boys and girls through train them on more safe occupations, (...) > continue
Children: our future (Children)
Wednesday 22 February 2006
by Al Shehab institution for Comprehensive Development
Illiteracy Program
An illiteracy unit was established. The unit served women, men and children who split from schools. Children were keen to attend classes after their work while women and men couldn’t follow. The reason for men is the unstable working times and those for women are the social (...) > continue
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