Protection of Children at Risk – Giza
Child Protection Program · Giza, Haram, and Nazlet El-Sisi
Protection of Children at Risk – Giza
Project Overview
The project operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through the Caritas Egypt residential center. It protects and supports homeless children and children living in street conditions, meets basic needs, and provides a safe, child-friendly place to begin rehabilitation.
Children are reintegrated with their families whenever that is possible and safe, or helped to join a suitable alternative family.
Activities and Services
1
Education and Life Skills Development
2
Sports, Recreational, Cultural, and Religious Activities
3
Art Activities and Handicrafts
These activities help children discover their abilities and develop their skills, while supporting rehabilitation and integration.
6–17
Years
Target Group
The project serves homeless children and children living in street conditions, aged 6 to 17 years, in Giza, Haram, and Nazlet El-Sisi.
24/7
Care at the residential center
Project Impact
- Working to reunite some children with their families after assessing their circumstances
- Obtaining official identification documents for a number of children at the center
- Conducting family visits and case assessments to follow up on families
- Enrolling some children in the German Hotel School in Hurghada through a scholarship
Implementation Partners
The project is implemented with the support of:
SAMOSOCIAL Egypt
Egyptian Food Bank
Bel Egypt
Individuals
Supporting the Project
Sometimes a child needs a place where they feel safe, and someone who sees what they can become. With your support, the project can continue care, rehabilitation, and activities that help children reconnect with their families whenever possible.
