Back late in the year 2011, we had been doing some urgent projects in order to help people we had been working for and with, to save their homes. We had high hopes for the year 2012 but the outbreaks of the revolution kept on-going and made a ‘moving forward’ into bigger and better for Malayka House nearly impossible. The project focussed on handling little means and on helping those who have already been under our umbrella. The teams – especially the one in Egypt – had been working hard on improving their performance and at least when it came to the drug education we managed to help a handful to live a proper life.

However, not everything about the last two years have been bad. We learnt a lot from our mistakes, losses and miscalculations and yes, we survived. Malayka House today arises as a small organization in Egypt, especially in Cairo, helping 13 beautiful young souls to find their way in the shades of a very corrupted government, but in the shelter of 12 great families who give security, care, and provide – most importantly – hope for us to continue. It was hard. Fighting for a better future in the Middle East became more a thought in the back of the minds of each and everyone participating but helping individuals became the true rewarding challenge to face and master. As I said before, we learnt a lot. We learnt to separate from those who promised big change and help, and to focus on those who worked hard and preferred to stay in the background.

Speaking of which, I dedicate my thank you’s today to two people from two different spots in the world. I thank Stefan Meinert who helped shipping equipment, wheel chairs and medication all the way from Germany and who would not stop until he made the impossible happen. Your dedication changed a lot in us. It is truly heart-warming to see what a short trip to Egypt had caused in you, and to what motion it inspired you. For such an initiative you deserve more than words. I cannot say, Malayka House association is thankful towards you, because you are already part of the vision and the on-going dream that desires to be fulfilled.

The second thank you goes to Xavier Darteville who again proved that kindness has no limits. You pulled Malayka House out of the misery more than once, and in 2012 especially, you helped us out of our miscalculations to ensure providing those with security who already relied on our promise.

This is a short summary of what is and what was but yet again a hint for the readers and all the people who are interested to know that we are still here – to soon plan new projects for those who need us the most. Children in need.

More coming soon.

I.T – We “still” believe…

The effects of drugs in Egypt have ruined or ended millions of lives before their time. The current situation in Egypt’s streets is disastrous. In order to help preventing further damage from happening Malayka House created a program which includes drug education from the scratch. Three experienced counselors from the United States are training social workers to help children and teenagers in need to stay away from drugs or to help them recover from the ills of addiction.

This program is supported by the AA/NA programs of the Middle East.

Local psychologists and psychiatrists willing to commit to the project for at least a year in order to provide appropriate treatment are required.

please contact Lina Jaber for more information ljaber[at]malayka-house.org or click here

About Legal Advice:
In 2006 the orphanage facility “House of Heaven” got blitzed and destroyed. In order to help rebuilding the orphanage we need Lebanese lawyers for planning and building laws which are willing to commit to the project for at least 2 years.

please contact Elie Abdelnour for more information e.abdelnour[at]malayka-house.org or click here

Thousands of Syrians have fled their homes to neighboring Jordan and need many essential items like baby formula, medicine, clothes, shoes, bedding and other personal care items. Thousands of refugees in Jordan are not being cared for by anyone and are in urgent need of food, water, shelter, medicine, baby formula, clothes, and other essentials.

Additionally, thousands more Syrians are internally-displaced and need assistance as well.
These refugees need your help.  Most fled their homes with very little in hand.  That is where you come in.

If you are willing to help from Lebanon or Jordan please contact me.
ljaber[at]malayka-house.org or click here

Contact Emma Sayyas esayyas[at]malayka-house.org click here

We will provide you with the requested supplies.

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Physicians and Surgeons (all specialities) willing to volunteer please contact t.nadeem[at]malayka-house.org or click here for more information.
(Mainly giving Syrian refugees assistance)

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Malayka Clinic is looking for 2 anesthesiologists willing to volunteer from June until July 2011. Please contact itohami[at]malayka-house.org for further information or send your CV right away.

Do you know of any Jordanian or Arab couple/family out there who would be interested in adopting 2 Jordanian boys (ages 9 1/2 and 10 1/2) who have just lost their mom to cancer in Michigan before they are handed over to Foster Care? If so, Please contact Afshan Siddiqi 248-943-5999 afshansiddiqi@comcast.net