The Community Service Affairs Sector at the Faculty of Graduate Studies for Childhood, and the Center for the Care of Children with Special Needs, organized a convoy in the city of Ismailia, which included seminars on Community Integration for People with Special Needs.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Planning and Economic Development, Ain Shams University, and the Sawiris Foundation for Community Development launched the “Dar and Salama” project to implement a group of development interventions in the village of “Awlad Yahya”, in Sohag Governorate.
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The University’s Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs Sector made a field visit to the village of “Awlad Yahya” in Sohag Governorate, which is one of the neediest villages within the “Decent Life” initiative, launched by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
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Ain Shams University, represented by the Robotic Nurse (Shams) project, which was implemented by a research team from the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, won first place and the Egypt Distinguished Center for Solid Waste Management won second place......
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For the 15th year in a row, the Bedaya Medical Convoy, affiliated with the Fikra family at the Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University, set off on a six-day giving trip throughout the village of Abu Dihoum, Atsa Center, Fayoum Governorate...........................
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The Governor of Cairo praised the societal role played by the University with the executive bodies in the governorate, in the field of raising the cultural level of citizens, during his inspection of the comprehensive development convoy in the Mahrousa district.....
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The activities of the Comprehensive Development Convoy were launched in the Al-Mahrousa district, which is organized by the Community Service Sector at the University, in cooperation with the Good and Peace Association, under the auspices of Major General Khaled Abdel-Al.
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The Egyptian archaeological mission from Ain Shams University, headed by Prof. Mamdouh El-Damaty, a professor of archeology, revealed the remains of a limestone cabin dating back to the Roman era, during archaeological excavations in the area east of the Dendera Temple.
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