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Fadwa Mostafa, a Sudanese refugee, is a Health Worker at one of Save the Children’s Child and Family Centers for Egyptian and refugee children.

Hala* is a Syrian refugee from Aleppo who now lives in Obour, Greater Cairo. She works as a facilitator at a Child and Family Centre run by Save the Children with funding from UNHCR, providing recreational activities and emotional support for Egyptian and refugee children. Hala always had an instinct that her calling in life would be to do humanitarian work.

Save the Children’s Youth in Action project in Egypt creates opportunities for out of school adolescent girls and boys (12-18) to enhance existing assets and build new knowledge and skills to be able to negotiate a better position of value in an existing value chain or agri-business.

Save the Children is providing young homeless mothers like 17-year-old Engy* with education and livelihood opportunities so they turn their lives around.