Accessibility for All in Egypt!

We would like to sincerely thank all donors and supporters who made this work possible. Because of you, real change is happening in the lives of wheelchair users and their families. Your support does not only provide help — it brings hope, dignity, and a chance for a better life.

During the first quarter of 2026, the Foundation focused on improving accessibility for wheelchair users by building home ramps andschools accessibility, motorcycles.

For many people, a ramp is not just concrete — it is a way out. It is the first step from being stuck inside the house to being able to go outside, go to work, and live life again. It means fresh air, movement, and feeling part of the world. It gives people their freedom back, restores their confidence, and reminds them that they are not alone.

We also provide accessible motorcycles that can be driven by his hands to support mobility. Because accessible transportation is very limited, these motorcycles make a huge difference. They help people move more easily, go to work, meet their needs, and feel independent again.

Several ramps have already been completed, and more are currently being built in different governorates. At the same time, motorcycles are being delivered to reach more people in need. With every ramp and every motorcycle, a new door opens, and a new life begins.

Through these efforts, the Foundation continues to stand beside people with disabilities, helping them live with independence, dignity, and hope.

Home Accessibility

During 2026, the following home accessibility interventions were completed:

• Construction of 2 home ramps
• Installation of 1 electric lift

Beneficiaries

• Men: 2

Geographic Distribution

• Greater Cairo: 1
• Giza: 1

Schools Accessibility

  The following support was provided in schools:

• Relocation of 1 classroom to an accessible floor

Beneficiaries

• Children: 1

Geographic Distribution

• Upper Egypt: 1

Motorcycle Deliveries

A total of 15 adapted motorcycles were delivered.

Beneficiaries

• Women: 1
• Men: 14

Geographic Distribution

• Upper Egypt: 4
• Lower Egypt: 10
• Greater Cairo: 1

Field Assessment Visits

A total of 11 assessment visits were conducted in the governorates of:

• Luxor
• Cairo
• Giza

Ongoing Work

The organization is currently implementing 5 additional home ramps in the following governorates:

• Luxor
• Assiut
• Qena
• Sohag
• Aswan

In addition, 10 adapted motorcycles are currently being prepared for delivery during April 2026.

we want to thank each and every donor or supporter who helps us to achieve this success and we urge you to continue supporting us in our cause, our hope, our dream. You can do that through subscribing to a monthly donation option, which helps us secure more funds to help more wheelchairs users and their families.

Please visit our Facebook page to read other success stories:

https://www.facebook.com/AlhassanFDN/
 
Thank you for believing in the differently abled. :)

Links:

• https://youtube.com/shorts/7sZz3ch4bv8?si=iFI2ejUsG5rltUHL
• https://youtube.com/shorts/6_IGld8ebCs?si=MM7l6SzudoVJDftv

Dear Alhassan donors, supporters and believers,

One of the biggest challenges facing the permanent user of a wheelchair is the lack of accessibility in their homes and schools that prevent them from carry out their daily activities in a normal manner.

“Accessibility for All” helps wheelchair users to overcome the challenges they face practicing their daily activities like going to their schools, workplaces or running their errands independently due to lack of accessibility.

This project aims to offer services like accessible rides and remodeling homes, schools and public places to be wheelchair-friendly to achieve inclusion and to enable wheelers to have equal opportunities in work, education, sports, etc

Asmaa’s Story… A New Beginning at the Faculty of Al-Alsun, Kafr El Sheikh University

Asmaa, 38, is a student at the Faculty of Al-Alsun at Kafr El Sheikh University. Years ago, her life changed dramatically after a serious accident when she fell from a balcony. The fall caused fractures in the sixth and seventh vertebrae of her spine, resulting in hemiplegia. It was a difficult turning point that brought many challenges, but Asmaa never lost her determination or her dream of continuing her education.

Despite these challenges, Asmaa insisted on pursuing her university studies. She firmly believes that education is a right for everyone and that disability should never be a barrier to achieving one’s dreams. When she joined the Faculty of Al-Alsun, having an accessible educational environment became essential for her to move around campus and reach her classes with ease.

In support of students like Asmaa, Alhassan Foundation worked on improving accessibility at the Faculty of Al-Alsun at Kafr El Sheikh University. This step aimed to create a more inclusive educational environment for students with disabilities and wheelchair users, ensuring better access within the university campus.

Today, Asmaa continues her academic journey with confidence and determination. Her story is not only about a university student pursuing her education, but also a powerful reminder that accessibility is the first step toward empowerment, and that education should be available to everyone.

we want to thank each and every donor or supporter who helps us to achieve this success and we urge you to continue supporting us in our cause, our hope, our dream. You can do that through subscribing to a monthly donation option, which helps us secure more funds to help more wheelchairs users and their families.

Please visit our Facebook page to read other success stories:

https://www.facebook.com/AlhassanFDN/
 
Thank you for believing in the differently abled. :)