
Eid Is Joy
An Eid greeting from the Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality, whose programmes aim to spread joy in every moment of life.
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Page 18 of 24 — 285 reportsfrom the Foundation’s archive, all available in English.

An Eid greeting from the Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality, whose programmes aim to spread joy in every moment of life.
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The Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality's handicrafts exhibition, Kafr El-Zayat, April 2019.
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As part of the Hayah Karima initiative, the Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality exhibited handicrafts made by the children and families it trained, in the belief that building people rebuilds the world.
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As part of the vocational rehabilitation project, a group of people with disabilities are producing handicrafts at the Foundation's premises in preparation for an exhibition.
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The Y-Peer peer education network trained young volunteers at the Foundation's headquarters on working with refugees and managing volunteer work, in a session led by Dr Reem El-Shorbagy.
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The Egyptian Foundation for Development and Quality held a combined celebration for exemplary mothers, autism awareness and gifted children in the village of Abij, Kafr El-Zayat district.
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On Wednesday 6 March a group of children with Down syndrome and autism at the Foundation made beaded bracelets together, after a morning of Quran reading, writing and colouring with specialist staff.
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A gathering on Irlen Syndrome and learning difficulties, held by the Foundation under the auspices of the Academy of Scientific Research with the Delta Development Research Centre.
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The Foundation held a festival on learning difficulties and Irlen Syndrome, bringing together psychologists, certified Irlen screeners, the Delta Region Research and Development Centre and local media.
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The Foundation's "I Feel You" festival on learning difficulties, held under the patronage of the Academy of Scientific Research, with a full guide to the signs of Irlen Syndrome.
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Hayah Karima (Decent Life) initiative, Gharbia 2019, Basyoun district, Salamoun village. Target: 128, of whom 50 in the Know Your Robot project, 22 with disabilities and 100 with learning difficulties.
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Workshops held from 29 January to 2 February 2019 under the "Hayah Karima" initiative: screening for learning difficulties and Irlen Syndrome, speech sessions, creative thinking and family counselling.
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