Give 2000 Egyptian Families Affordable Health Care

One of our main key outcomes from any training is to ensure that the knowledge and the skills set we introduce to the trainees are helpful for them and make their life easier even if with minimal intervention. And to ensure that these interventions are sustinable and help the workers in the NGOs to give hte support and the guidance the patients need when approaching them. 

But as an outcome of the first round of the training by el Naseh project, we were able to see some gains for our new methodology with our partners from local NGOs.

Mona, CEO of one of the trained local NGOs, community leader and activist in the right to health for People With Disabilities, shared with us her opinion regarding the training and we would love to share it wit you: 

"Attending the training on the right to health has been a transformative experience for me. Prior to this, I had a general understanding of the concept, but the training has equipped me with the knowledge and skills to advocate for this fundamental human right with greater confidence and effectiveness.

The training covered a wide range of topics, from the legal framework surrounding the right to health to practical strategies for implementing community-based health programs. I particularly appreciated the opportunity to learn about the challenges faced by marginalized communities and how to address them through targeted interventions.

I am confident that the knowledge and skills I gained from this training will significantly enhance my ability to support my NGO's work in promoting health equity. I am eager to apply what I have learned to develop and implement programs that improve access to healthcare for vulnerable populations in our community."

Hearing this is our constant motto to keep going and of course with your support we will be able to reach more people in more marginalized places/ governorates.

Thank you for your continuous support. And stay tuned for the launch of our online course soon.