Aflatoun Child Savings Project

In cooperation with the National Council for Childhood & Motherhood (NCCM), VFE Foundation established 450 clubs in primary and preparatory schools, dedicated to raise awareness among students on human rights, social responsibility, and their role towards their surrounding community.

All this is done through introducing an indirect training approach, based on participatory learning using games and activities.

The approach is implemented by the schools’ social workers in a way that encourages the development of the child’s creativity and intellectual abilities.

The Aflatoun Child Savings Project was launched in 2008, and the NCCM designed and developed a comprehensive curriculum. Click here to view Aflatoun curriculum

The Aflatoun curriculum is being used by teachers and social workers in 450 schools in 5 Egyptian Governorates: Cairo - Giza - Alexandria - Ismailia and Al Minia.

Aflatoun Achievements:

• Established 450 student clubs in schools.
• The 450 clubs provide a unique educational platform where students learn about human rights, social responsibility, citizenship, tolerance, science and economics.

The project impacted 300,000 people including students, social workers, volunteers, and other NGOs working in this project.