Child Center

The association established the Center for Civilization and Creativity “Child’s Museum” in El-Ghaba Park in Heliopolis. This center is characterized by its ability to stimulate the senses of children where the child can touch things and not just watch them. He can also work with his hands in many activities and handicrafts, and the museum gives the child a comprehensive idea of ​​the child About Egypt’s civilized history and the surrounding geographical environment of deserts, rivers, seas, oases and others through modern audio-visual technology, in addition to a wide range of activities established for it such as artistic, ceramic, agricultural and folk activities. The center includes many services that would cover the desires of the center’s visitors to spend an unforgettable day. Museum building (an adventure to discover the past while looking to the future)
– Center Garden (a journey through time and space to Egypt and its different environment)Workshop area (art and craft)- Roman theater (bridal shows, morning parties)
– Cafeteria (accommodating about 100 people in the most beautiful location in the center’s garden)
– Play area (divided into two areas for children under 10 years old, and another for children over 10 years old)Cinema building (3D cinema hall, library, gift shop, multi-purpose hall)
– Birthdays (places equipped to hold birthday parties)
The Child Center for Civilization and Creativity is an interactive educational, entertaining entity that seeks to create enjoyable times for children and their families through educational and educational programs and activities carefully prepared to keep pace with the latest learning theories for children. Mission, the center supports interactive edutainment for children and their families and encourages children to discover themselves and give them a new vision for their future. The vision is to deepen the children’s belonging to their country Egypt and increase their awareness of Egypt now and what it can be in the future in their hands, to be the pioneers of indirect education in Egypt and the Middle East