Our Causes

  • Fairhaven School for mentally challenged children started with ten children and four teachers. Today, it has grown into a special education institution with 185 students and 73 teachers. Students range in age from two to adolescence, and a multitude of classes and activities are offered to meet the special needs of attendees. The school provides […]

  • The Medical Mission originated in 2007, in response to the numerous requests for professional training voiced by healthcare professionals working in clinics in underserved areas of Egypt. The aim was to facilitate establishment of new partnerships between American and Egyptian medical professionals in order to address the gaps in access to good quality healthcare in […]

  • The United Nations has declared that access to healthcare is a human right. Following in the spirit of this and other calls to help people live more fulfilling lives, HANDS is committed to making medical care increasingly accessible to the people of Egypt. Our various programs are designed to ensure that every Egyptian who requires […]

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  • On the outskirts of Cairo lie so called “garbage-cities”, areas in which informal garbage collectors (zeballeen) make their livelihoods by collecting, sorting and recycling the city’s trash. Though these communities boast an enviable 90% waste recycling rate, it comes at a high price. These settlements are among the poorest in the world. Because most of the […]

  • Intercultural Understanding and Exchange Programs   The Professional Fellows Program between Egypt, Tunisia, and the U.S. Theme: Economic Empowerment of Women  funded by US Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs  ____________________________________________________________________________ Funded by the US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, this program seeks applicants for a two-way exchange program […]

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  • Egypt faces a series of economic and social challenges as it endures a period of transition. Civil unrest has caused many vital institutions, such as schools and businesses, to close their doors. Some estimate that the true costs of the strife could be as high as $300 million each and every day. However, the recent […]

  • Retreat/Conference Centers: Beit El Salaam This is a conference center on the Mediterranean Sea, serving around 12,000 campers each year. Its goal is to provide a retreat location for various church and youth groups, including those who could not afford to attend otherwise. The New Minia Development Project This venture, undertaken by the Second Presbyterian […]

  • YEP is an initiative designed to spur entrepreneurship among the most energetic segment of the Egyptian population: the youth. HANDS has partnered the US Department of State and with local organizations to connect young people with the training and education necessary to turn their ideas into commercial enterprises. Some of the participants came to the […]

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