IOC Young Leader Sara Moamen Abdelsamie wins Allianz Power of Unity Award

Through an initial collaboration with Leipzig University, in 2024, Alhalimun delivered its first Train-the-Trainer programme, equipping coaches with the skills to lead inclusive sports initiatives. Building on this foundation, in 2025, Alhalimun partnered with the World Flying Disc Federation and local entities to expand training and community outreach. As a result, 48 trainers—both Egyptian and refugee—have been prepared to deliver high-quality, inclusive sports programmes in their communities. Alongside its regular activities for children, the initiative has reached over 50,000 people through social media, traditional media, and on-the-ground engagement, conducted two local workshops, and organised two major festivals, engaging 150 registered children and youth in Egypt and celebrating unity through sport.

Alhalimun engages children and teenagers aged 8 to 17 in sports including football, volleyball, basketball, flying disc and boxing, alongside educational activities such as IT and language skills training. The project uses trauma-informed coaching and leadership development, led by a diverse team, many of whom have lived experience of displacement.

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