Direct action in Egypt
Salsabeel provides food, education and medical assistance in the communities where it works. The founders cover administrative costs, and local volunteers help identify needs and deliver support.
Our active programs
The programs include monthly food assistance, support with education costs, and help with essential medical expenses.
Education
We remove financial barriers that can prevent capable students from finishing school or pursuing higher education.
Food security
Reliable food support helps families meet essential needs during periods of high prices, unstable income and seasonal pressure.
Essential medical care
Salsabeel helps cover essential medicine, testing, treatment and surgery. Each request is reviewed individually.
Support medical assistanceHow assistance is delivered
Local volunteers and community contacts help identify requests, plan support and deliver assistance.
Trusted volunteers and community contacts identify families and individuals facing genuine hardship.
We consider the circumstances and provide the form of assistance that can make the clearest difference.
Local volunteers coordinate purchases and distributions while treating recipients with care and dignity.
Where we work
Salsabeel works in communities where volunteers and founders have established local relationships.
Home to our education initiatives and one of the communities served by the Mobile Food Bank.
Learn about SiwaA second community reached through monthly food assistance and locally led distribution.
The founders' family roots and longstanding relationships connect Salsabeel to this historic community.
Learn about Al ManialCommunity events in Canada
Community events bring people together in Abbotsford and raise funds for Salsabeel’s programs in Egypt.
Egyptian goods, food, creativity and community at OPEX Abbotsford from 4:00–8:00 p.m.
View event detailsOur second annual bazaar welcomed 150 people and raised $1,180 for urgent food assistance.
Read the event recapOur first bazaar brought together approximately 200 community members and generated $3,000 in vendor sales.
Read the event recapYour donation can fund monthly food support, education costs or essential medical care.
