Coinciding with Orphan’s Day.. Suez Canal Bank donates to open “Malaeka El Haram” care home to support around 40 special needs orphans in cooperation with Al Orman Association
As part of its efforts to support the community, and in line with Orphan’s Day celebrations, Suez Canal Bank announced its donation to open “Malaeka El Haram” care home, which will support around 40 special needs orphans, in cooperation with Al Orman Association, under the supervision of the Central CSR Department at the Central Bank of Egypt.
This step comes as part of the bank’s CSR efforts to improve quality of life, by supporting the development of care homes and improving the services provided.
The project included preparing the care home with basic furniture, setting up a medical clinic and a rehabilitation room to support health and recovery services, in addition to upgrading the kitchen, dining area, and PR office, helping improve the daily operations of the home.
The care home also includes areas for skills development and activities, along with full support from a team of psychologists, social specialists, and consultants, to make sure all residents receive the care they need.
The opening was attended, from the bank’s side, by Mr. Akef El Maghraby, CEO and Managing Director of Suez Canal Bank, and Ms. Nour Elzeny, Head of Financial Inclusion, Corporate Communications and CSR. From Al Orman Association, Eng. Hossam El Kabbany, Founder and Honorary Lifetime President, Mr. Ahmed El Gendy, Chairman, Major General Mamdouh Shaaban, General Manager, and Ms. Susan Mohib, Head of Resource Development, in addition to several representatives from both sides.
As part of encouraging community engagement, CSR Ambassadors from the bank were invited to take part in the opening, interact with the children, and distribute gifts, reflecting the spirit of giving and support.
In this context, Mr. Akef El Maghraby, CEO and Managing Director of Suez Canal Bank, said that this initiative reflects the bank’s focus on supporting projects that have a real impact on society, noting that supporting special needs people is a key part of the bank’s CSR strategy.
He added: “Through this initiative, we aim to improve the quality of life for the children in the care home and provide them with a safe and supportive environment that meets their needs.”
Eng. Hossam El Kabbany, Board Member of Al Orman Association and Honorary Lifetime President, said that the bank’s contribution is a strong addition to the association’s efforts in developing care homes, and helps improve living conditions and services, creating a better and more stable environment for residents.
About Suez Canal Bank:
Suez Canal Bank is an Egyptian joint stock company established in 1978. The bank’s issued and paid-up capital is EGP 10 billion, with 1,000 million shares, while its authorized capital is EGP 15 billion. The bank offers a wide range of banking solutions and financial services to corporate and retail clients through 56 branches across Egypt and a representative office in Libya, including one Islamic branch, in addition to a network of ATMs and global correspondents.
About Al Orman Association:
Al Orman Association is a non-governmental organization established in 1993 to support the most in-need groups in the poorest areas. It focuses on supporting orphans and orphans with special needs and providing them with a safe and stable life. Over the years, it has become a key partner with the government in orphan care. It launched Orphan’s Day in 2004, which later became an Arab initiative in 2006 and a global occasion in 2010.
The association has also helped improve foster care laws based on its experience.
In addition, it plays an important role in community development, healthcare, relief work, and seasonal support.