Mobaderoon Masr

V-Worx in collaboration with The Synergos Institute and Etijahis pleased to announce it is now accepting further applications for the first Pioneers of Egypt Award Program. The program serves as a vehicle for the disbursement of financial and capacity building grants to high-impact grassroots initiatives. More Info: www.etijah.org/mobaderoon

Youth Development in Egypt

Etijah works to develope a sustainable education for egyptian through its free programs that are dedicated for the egyptian youth. Examples of the activities include: reducing rates of school drop outs and illiteracy among community members and conducting health awareness campaigns on a specific health topic in the community.

We welcome all volunteers to take part of the action and help improving the education process in Egypt.

Improving education for Egyptians.

Etijah works to develope a sustainable education for egyptian through its free programs that are dedicated for the egyptian youth. Examples of the activities include: reducing rates of school drop outs and illiteracy among community members and conducting health awareness campaigns on a specific health topic in the community.

We welcome all volunteers to take part of the action and help improving the education process in Egypt.

Proud of the past and seeking the future.

"Youth" is our definite target. Youth segment is the most growing around the world. Around the world term “youth” engulfs persons ranging between the ages of 15 and 25 years of age.

What would help us attain our goals? Holding on to our core values (second internal panel) ETIJAH team share a fundamental focus on young generation and youth organizations, with special regard to those who lack opportunities, as the team thrives to successfully create an environment that provides optimal opportunities.

Who we target?

Most of the youth workers in Egypt entered the profession without solid formal education and training. They gained knowledge and experience and skills on the job. Taking into consideration the critical role played by the cadre of youth worker who directly communicate with young people

ETIJAH aims to serve as an educational institute that develops and enhances this professional cadre in the Egypt and the Arab world.

We work with variant segmentation of Egyptian community.

Providing other NGOs with meaningful support and enhancing their technical capacity would significantly impacting their relation with young people and assist them to successfully transfer youth from beneficiaries to real actors in the development of themselves and the surrounding communities.