History of Anba Abraam's Coptic Charity Anba Abraam's Coptic Charity (AAC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1993 with the goal to provide the basic necessities of life to the vulnerable groups and those overlooked or ignored in the communities. AAC focuses on the long-term needs of the needy and their communities-economic, physical and social-through different assistance programs.   Our Mission  AAC mission is to support the basic needs of desperate families in Egypt. Sudan among other African countries in many ways. Following are some examples of AAC undergoing activities: Monthly financial assistance to about 3000 needy families living in extreme hardships. These families have no income due to aging, chronicle illness or the loss of the bread winner. Providing Medical Care. -         Medical Dialysis center as well as several medical centers in Egypt providing essential treatment to the chronically ill. -         Financially supported the construction of senior home for the poor, sick elderly in Shoubra Cairo. Also financially supporting the monthly costs of accommodation, medical requirement of those elderly sick needy. -         Sent Several medical equipment to Africa -         Monthly financial support to cover accommodation, medical care cost for the chronically ill and handicapped (physical and /or mental).  Housing improvements to those living under extreme inhumane conditions, no roof , no electricity , no water , overcrowded housing of as many as 15 persons  different ages living in one room , sharing everything , including one bathroom '' if ever exists " . Thousands of blankets every winter to the needy families. Financial assistance to young brides to cover their marriage costs. Scholarships to needy students so they can complete their education and support themselves and their families. Emergency financial assistance to several cases to overcome financial hardships that resulted from death or change in health/work condition of the head of family or because of many other hardships. Financial support to small projects that result is sustained income. Financial support, school articles and clothing during back to school month. Financially supported several breading farm animals "small projects" in upper Egypt to provided resources and enhance the quality of life for low-income people.