جمعية الأنبا موسى الأسود

عربي 🇪🇬

Community Development

What we are today
is the result of
yesterday’s efforts

Only when the community comes together and contributes, will we be able to make an impact.

Association Vision

A Community

Aware ... Educated ... Engaged

Association Registration Date

1989/06/30

Board Members

7 (5 women - 2 men)

General Assembly Members

420 (300 men - 120 women)

Scope of Work

Nationwide

Since 1989

Association Fields of Work

Cultural, scientific, and religious services
Health activities
Family planning
Community development and educational services
Environmental protection and preservation
Family care and provision of social aid and services

Association Mission

We, the Anba Mousa El-Aswad Association in Ezbet Khairallah, Old Cairo, leverage our experience in comprehensive and sustainable development to improve our community. We aim to empower and raise legal awareness among the poor and marginalized groups through health, environmental, educational, and economic activities, engaging every member of the community while respecting customs and traditions without discrimination or bias, and in cooperation with governmental and non-governmental organizations.

The
Ann C. Michael Award

The Anba Mousa El-Aswad Association received the Ann C. Michael Award in 2011 for developing a reproductive and sexual health curriculum tailored for illiterate women. The award was presented by Mrs. Barbara Bush and received by Dr. Tendyar Samir, a member of the association.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to ProLiteracy International for supporting our literacy efforts. Thanks to your cooperation, we are creating new opportunities for learning and growth in our community. We deeply appreciate your valuable contribution, which will positively impact many lives. We look forward to continued collaboration and a fruitful partnership in the future.

What Others Say

What people say about our Association

Here are real testimonials and recommendations from individuals and institutions who have worked with us. These testimonials reflect the satisfaction and trust of our donors and beneficiaries of our charitable services and programs. They inspire us to continue our journey in serving the community and achieving humanitarian goals. Explore this section to learn more about our experiences and success stories, showcasing the quality and effectiveness of our work.

Dr. Suleiman Farah

Expert in Human Development and Preventive Health Programs

I was honored to work with the association's board and field team in the early stages through designing and conducting a series of community studies to assess needs and identify the best developmental approaches for the area. This was followed by many "train the trainer" courses and the design of health and development programs. I feel proud today as I read the association's website and see the wide expansion of services, diversity of topics, and new partnerships from different sectors. I wish the board and the team continued success in achieving the association’s vision and goals to create a better life in this area.

Alicia

Member of ProLiteracy

Since 1996, ProLiteracy has worked with Anba Mousa El-Aswad Association (ANBA) to improve health and education for adults and children who migrated from Upper Egypt in search of work. The focus on integrating a holistic approach to literacy services is one of the reasons ProLiteracy was interested in working with ANBA. Our organizations share a mutual commitment to reaching learners wherever they are and supporting them with basic literacy skills and access to information to improve their lives and communities. As a result of our collaboration, ANBA received the N-C Michael Award for integrating health and sexuality education into literacy classes. We are proud of the rich history and partnership with ANBA and look forward to continuing to serve youth and adults through literacy in the years to come!