Our Success

Thirty years of continuous dedication and hard work have resulted in achievements we are proud of and strive to develop further

In 2003, the association received 16 orphaned girls, ranging in age from a few days to several months old, fulfilling one of its primary objectives: providing comprehensive care for orphaned girls in all aspects—educational, developmental, health, and cultural. From the outset, the girls received immense attention and support from the association's donors, leading to the establishment of Dar Al-Rayhana Orphanage, a specialized institution in this field. Registered under number 78/2003 and later amended to number 65/2008, the orphanage occupied three independent floors of the association's headquarters building. The number of girls eventually increased to 24.

In 2016, the Ministry of Social Solidarity recognized the association's outstanding efforts in caring for the girls, awarding Dar Al-Rayhana Orphanage a place among the top 10 care institutions according to the quality standards established by the ministry to evaluate institutions based on the quality of their services.

Key Results

Today, after 23 years, the exceptional effort has borne fruit with the addition of 24 active members to the community, ready to shoulder their personal and social responsibilities and forming a solid foundation for building more virtuous families, thus contributing to the nation's progress.
Today, the association is proud of its donors who shared in the long journey of its daughters, who are pursuing knowledge and research in various fields, including commerce, social work, information systems, advanced nursing, and languages, in addition to those who have completed their secondary education and dedicated themselves to their careers.
Today, the association is proud of its daughters who chose early on to be self-reliant and have taken on diverse jobs, balancing the demands of work with the demands of study and learning.
Recognizing the future of these daughters as mothers, capable of raising righteous children, the association initiated a marriage program for its daughters, which has resulted in the completion of 8 marriages, with the marriage process continuing for the remaining daughters.
The journey did not stop at preparing good citizens armed with knowledge and work, but the association preferred to extend the journey to everything that secures and provides its daughters with a decent life, so the association - with the support of donors - purchased an

Currently comprising 955 individuals, and ensuring their access to social, educational, health, economic, and cultural services

for 520 elderly individuals monthly in 12 low-resource care homes

Equipping 200 homes, housing over 1,200 residents, with roofs, doors, and water connections in the governorates of Cairo, Giza, Fayoum, and Beni Suef.

Qualifying twelve housewives in sewing through vocational training , in addition to providing computer training to nine of supported families members who are nearing graduation to enhance their competitiveness in the job market

Providing medical equipment and supplies to fifteen government hospitals and medical centers

Since its inception, the Nasr City Association has been committed to achieving the highest degree of accuracy and fairness in identifying families most in need of support. This began with conducting three types of social research on each family throughout their participation in the support program. Later, the association diligently developed specific criteria to mitigate human biases in assessing a family's eligibility. Over 23 years, the experience gained in family support has led to the continuous improvement of eligibility criteria, ensuring the optimal use of donors' contributions.

Recognizing the value of digital transformation in managing the association's operations, the staff, through their own efforts, transformed the assessment system into a comprehensive computerized system. This system is fed with social, economic, educational, and health data about each family, enabling it to accurately estimate the appropriate monthly allowance based on the association's established criteria. Furthermore, the system includes a detailed database of families receiving support, along with the research conducted on each family regarding their access to support.

It also features statistical analysis of family data to support decision-makers in providing support. As part of its role in sharing its expertise to support charitable work across all sectors, the association is offering its Family Care Computer System to other

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