Bringing care closer at the northern gate of the capital.
Our Impact in Qalyubia
Qalyubia is one of the most crowded and connected governorates in Egypt – it sits between the Nile Delta and Greater Cairo, with thousands of families moving daily between work, home, and the capital.
IBF opened its clinic in Qalyubia on 22 December 2024 as part of our plan to cover high-density areas in the Delta that need fast, accessible, and affordable care.
The clinic quickly became a key health point for nearby communities, offering diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up without the need to travel into central Cairo or rely only on overloaded hospitals.
Clinic Impact in Numbers
- Opening date: 22 December 2024
- Total operation days: 96 days
- Beneficiaries to date: 15,592 people
Clinic location:
Qalyoub District – Nay village, behind the Religious Institute
Services Provided
The clinic offers essential services for surrounding communities:
- General Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Internal Medicine
- Dermatology
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedic
- ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat)
- Diagnostics & Laboratory Tests
- Preventive & Health Awareness
- Medical Follow-up & Referrals
About Qalyubia
Qalyubia is the northern gateway to Cairo, with high population density and many residential areas that link the Delta to the capital.
Many families live in busy, growing neighbourhoods where public services are under pressure, and reaching central hospitals can be time-consuming and costly.
Why Qalyubia Matters
Qalyubia carries the movement of both the Delta and the capital: people commute through it, work in it, and live in tightly packed neighbourhoods that stretch between cities and villages. Health systems in such “in-between” places are often under heavy pressure. A permanent clinic in Qalyubia anchors care in a governorate that is always in motion, giving families a nearby, stable option instead of having to cross into Cairo or travel deeper into the Delta for every need.
Thank you for being part of this journey
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