During #WorldWaterWeek, we're highlighting the efforts of the revolving loan program by UNICEF in partnership with the Holding Company for Water and Wastewater. Thanks to this program, Mohamed and his family were able to get safe water 💧 at home for the first time, which has changed their lives for the better. Read the full story and learn more on our website: https://bit.ly/3AQM9af Let's help provide safe water #ForEveryChild. Donate now to support these crucial programs here: https://bit.ly/4cL6Gvc في #أسبوع_المياه_العالمي، بنسلط الضوء على جهود برنامج القرض الدوار اللي يونيسف بتعمله مع الشركة القابضة لمياه الشرب والصرف الصحى. بفضل البرنامج ده، محمد وأسرته قدروا يوصلهم مياه آمنة💧في بيتهم لأول مرة، وده غير حياتهم للأحسن. اقرأ القصة كاملة واعرف أكتر على موقعنا: https://bit.ly/3yVgHXS خلينا نساعد في توصيل المياه الآمنة #لكل_طفل، اتبرع دلوقتي لدعم البرامج المهمة دي من على: https://bit.ly/3Y2wyy6
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١ شهر📢🚫 **Warning everyone, do not register using this link** 🚫🚫 We are a group of refugees (Sudanese) who applied for a "Youth Empowerment" creativity and awareness training through the application link. We were contacted to confirm attendance and were told to bring our UNHCR cards. Today was the first day of the training. We attended, but nothing was explained to us. After taking our photos and writing down the attendance sheet, we were told to leave the hall as a group of Sudanese. They informed us that the workshop was for Egyptians only. There was verbal abuse and poor treatment from the supervisors. The application link did not specify that the training was only for Egyptians. This happened at Safa Youth Center in Haram (Talbia), under the supervision of Ms. Marwa, the Youth and Sports Department Manager. We left early in the morning for this workshop, and we did not receive any meals or transportation allowances up to this day.