Welcome to Lifevision for development

Vision

The marginalized ( women, children, youth) in rural areas and slums, live in dignity, capable of reaching their potential and positively impact their society.

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Partners

Life Vision partners with grass root community based organizations for projects co-implementation to build the capacity of local communities targeting more structured transformation and sustainable change.

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How to contribute?

To achieve our goals, we still need many support.. You can help by volunteering in our action plans or donating to our projects.

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OUR ACHIEVEMENTS

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3000 Women joined the Farmer Field School

3250 Women supported with income generating activities

850 Youth trained vocationally

800 Children educated at "El Waha" Oasis

1200 Houses installed with clean water and latrines

1500 Women received literacy certificate

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Life Vision for development in partner with Alfanar non profit organization Event

CSR Delegation Visits CCC’s Funded Women Empowerment Project in Minya, Egypt On January 15, 2020 CCC’s CSR’s delegation visited two Farmer Field Schools in El-Ruby and El-Tayeba Villages in the governorate ofRead More...
By : Merihame Magdy | Feb 4, 2020

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61 Abbas Al Akkad, Al manteka el Oula, Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt

Successful Stories

Life Vision has lead many to have successful lives

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I plant wheat in Beni Sweaf and i have seven children. Ever since i stopped pesticide and started the compost and my harvest increased the double. Farmer field school taught me how to make compost and spread it on the earth....I started to take care of my business and save money for my children. This year i harvested 27 bags! Farmers field school made a real difference in my life!

Mervat Mahda Bani Sweaf

I am 35 years old married and i have 5 kids. I lived in a place made of raw bricks... we were in a bad situation we needed to increase our income and we had many debts that reached 80 thousands! We sold our belongings to pay the debts, meanwhile i joined the farmer field school and they taught me many many tings. I learned how to raise cattle like buffaloes and cows, so i bought a buffalo and some chickens and rabbits, started to raise them and sell ... i worked in the harvest too and tried to manage everything and finally i could pay all my kids expenses  and i got them the best food in fridge. Farmer field school taught me that i must follow my enthusiasm not to be victim of circumstances.

Iman Saber Baney Ahmed, Sharkeya