This week has seen Friends Board Members, Program Directors, International Coordinators, managers and staff from across the world gathering together in Phnom Penh at the FI HQ building for our annual sharing meeting. This is a rare opportunity for us all to get together, to share our achievement from the previous year and to look [...]
Tag Archive | "Cairo"
A Week Of Sharing (and more!) At Friends
Posted on 25 April 2013.
Posted in conference, Events, Friends-International, NewsComments (0)
‘Don’t Tell My Mother!’
Posted on 12 January 2012.
Friends-International CYTI Alliance technical advisors travel the globe offering support and advice to our partner organizations in the Alliance. As he comes to the end of his time working for FI, former CYTI coordinator Pierre tells us of a day in his working life, the last one of 3,287 spent with FI, full of (amongst [...]
Posted in A Day In The Life, FACE, Stories From The FieldComments (0)
Oustez Boulboul wa Ousteza Toutou or the story of Mister Willy and Miss Hoo-hah
Posted on 15 July 2011.
A story from Cairo by Pierre, our International CYTI Alliance Coordinator. Friends and its partners work with street children and marginalized youth providing a wide range of educational activities such as literacy and numeracy, vocational training and education on local culture and traditions. Life skills education is a very important part of these activities. Friends defines [...]
Posted in CYTI Alliance, FACE, News, Stories From The FieldComments (0)
First day in Cairo
Posted on 08 July 2011.
After a long, long trip we arrived in Cairo where Pierre and Mohamed were waiting patiently. We showered, ate an interesting Egyptian sandwich and refreshed with a lovely mango juice. Taking the subway from the very famous Tarhir square we headed in the direction of the Salem center of FACE For Children in Need*. We [...]
Posted in CYTI Alliance, FACE, News, Stories From The FieldComments (0)
Seb’s Teddy Bear
Posted on 24 February 2009.
From: Pierre Cairo, Egypt I’ve now been to Cairo five times to work with FACE Egypt, our local CYTI network partner. We’ve been helping the FACE team for a year now, assisting them to start up their new project for street children and youth. It’s very exciting and interesting work, the team is progressing very [...]
Posted in CYTI Alliance, FACE, Stories From The FieldComments (2)
How to Become a Scorpion
Posted on 12 February 2009.
From: Sebastien Cairo, Egypt Coming from Phnom Penh, via Amsterdam (in winter) and arriving in Cairo is quite a culture shock. A overcrowded city of 20 million and 4 million cars (as a man explained to me as we were trying to cross a road and nearly died 6 times), magnificent end of XIX century [...]
Posted in CYTI Alliance, FACE, Stories From The FieldComments (0)
Training in Egypt
Posted on 31 January 2009.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfB07EK58zw]
Posted in CYTI Alliance, FACE, Stories From The FieldComments (0)
Stay up to date
- Subscribe to the RSS feed
- Subscribe to the feed via email
- Marum – ‘Tree of life’ opens in Siem Reap
- Street Children, Free Meals, & Lessons Learned.
- Km 36 Landfill – Outreach with Peuan Mit, Laos
- Seb’s Teddy Bear
- A Day In The Life – Hairdressing Vocational Training From Transitional Home
-
Andong Fathers On The Big Screen(s)!
-
Family Matters!
-
Microscholarships for Peuan Mit Students!
-
Blue Jeans and Cool Beads!
-
A Week Of Sharing (and more!) At Friends
-
Carol: Great program....how is this funded. I would like ...
-
Michaela: Hola! I've been reading your blog for a while now...
-
Olivier V: Great job !!! Congrats for this new complete and b...
- PEPY Reader Top 10 Favorites from 2012 « PEPY Tours::Educational Adventures in Cambodia: [...] Street children, free meals, and lessons lea...
- PEPY Reader favorites from 2012 - PEPY Cambodia: [...] Street children, free meals, and lessons lea...
Connect with Friends
|
 |
|
|
