A day
that combines knowledge, voluntary work, and humanitarian action at Al Nas
Hospital
Within the
framework of supporting social engagement and voluntary work, students of the
Faculty of Medicine, MTI University participated in a voluntary and humanitarian
day at Al Nas Hospital, in collaboration with MTI’s Medical Students Scientific
Association.
This was
more than just a participation; it was actual volunteering through which the
students dedicated their time and efforts to organize the whole event, receive
the attendees, prepare the gifts, interact with the children and their
families, and contribute to made the
children’s day and put smile on their faces.
The event
was held alongside the celebration of the anniversary of establishing the Pediatric
Liver Transplant Unit which performed (30) successful surgeries in its first
year of operation.
The events
of the day were coordinated and organized by Prof. Dr. Marola Maher, Professor
of Surgery at the Faculty of Medicine, MTI University, Assistant Consultant at
Al Nas Hospital, and Member of the Liver Transplant Team.
The event
featured the remarkable attendance of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Gabr, Professor of
Surgery at the Faculty of Medicine, MTI University, and Consultant on the Liver
Transplant Team. This turns the experience into an actual opportunity,
integrating medical education, community service, and humanitarian action.
Special
thanks and regards go to Prof. Dr. Mohey Eldeen Elbanna, Dean of the
Faculty of Medicine, MTI University, Prof. Dr. Hesham Omran. Faculty
Vice Dean of Student Affairs, for their continuous support and encouragement of
the students to participate in community service, Prof. Dr. Amr Abdelal,
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Gabr, and Prof. Dr. Omnia Tamer, for their
dedication, hard work, and cooperation in organizing this exceptional event
Thanks are
also due to the esteemed administration of Al Nas Hospital, led by Hatem El
Molla, and to Mr. Ayman Abbas,
Treasurer of Al Nas Hospital for providing all forms of support to humanitarian
and social initiatives, and for his profound belief in creating a special
impact beyond any healthcare boundaries.
30
Children …. 30 New Chances for life.
Volunteering is more than just a dedication of time; it is a special impact you create, a humanitarian action you work on, and a message you learn how to perfectly convey as part of a medical team.
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