The Center for People with Special Needs at the Faculty of Graduate Studies for Childhood at Ain Shams University held a celebration to honor children and their families who received treatment services at the center and who will go to schools for the first time this year after receiving their treatment period for rehabilitation, under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Mahmoud El-Meteini, President of Ain Shams University, headed by Prof. Dr. Howayda Al-Gebali, Dean of the College of Graduate Studies for Childhood, under the supervision of a. Dr.. Ahmed Al-Kahki, director of the center for people with special needs in the college, and the organization of the fun team at the center and the enrichment activities unit.

In her speech during the celebration, Prof. Dr. Howayda Al-Gebali, wished success for all the children receiving treatment services at the center in their first academic year. She stressed that the college and the center will always provide all services for children. She welcomes all parents of these children, praying to God that the children have received a good treatment period that would qualify them for a better life.

The "Excellence 2" celebration program included a number of educational and awareness segments through entertainment shows such as "Al-Aragoz" entitled Welcome Schools presented by Dr. Marwa Bayoumi, head of the enrichment activities unit at the center, in cooperation with the members of the fun team, and a sports activity with children’s songs, and drawing a face for the center’s children through volunteer team members.

The celebration was in the presence of a group of doctors and administrators in various departments of the center and the faculty, and a number of specialists, these thirty children were honored, in the presence of 150 children and their families.

At the conclusion of the celebration, Prof. Dr. Howayda Al-Gebali and Prof. Dr. Ahmed Al-Kahki honored the organizing team, the Fun Team, and gave them certificates of appreciation. Then the team distributed gifts and sweets to the children.