The "chaste homes" program is divided into several branches, including:

1- Takaia Al-Nas (People's Meals):

Involves the preparation of home-cooked meals under the slogan "Takaia Mashkat" in every home in Egypt, from people to people. The program ensures the provision of all food materials through the Mashkat Noor Foundation.

2- Central Takaia:

Providing daily charitable meals to hundreds of beneficiaries. The program has expanded to reach villages in Upper Egypt, especially in the most needy areas.

3- Reconstruction (Al-I'mar):

Involves the repair and reconstruction of areas, including the replacement of sewage and drinking water networks and comprehensive reconstruction. It also includes the modification of infrastructure networks and facilities in collaboration with all executive bodies. The program enables self-sufficiency for households by empowering women to cook food and produce clothing from their homes, receiving compensation for their work. The produced clothing and food are then distributed to people in the same region or areas.

The "Reconstruction" program is divided into two main parts:

1. Reconstruction of Impoverished Villages:

Faiyum Governorate:

Carpentry and plumbing

Painting and electricity

Final finishes and plastering

Roofing

Assiut Governorate:

Carpentry and plumbing

Painting and electricity

Final finishes and plastering

Roofing

Ismailia Governorate:

Carpentry and plumbing

Painting and electricity

Final finishes and plastering

Roofing

2. Reconstruction of Alternative Areas to Informal Settlements:

Mashkat Noor Foundation is the only organization in the Arab Republic of Egypt that has worked on raising the efficiency of alternative areas to informal settlements. Behavior modification has been implemented in these areas, including:

1. Al-Labana Area:

- Lifted 70 tons of garbage from the area

- Started studying the behavior of the area and establishing systems to modify behavior

- Replacement of the entire internal and external sewage network

- Renovation and maintenance of all inspection rooms

- Maintenance and repair of insulation on roofs in all buildings

- Demolition and complete plastering of facades of 16 buildings

- Renovation of stairs in 16 buildings

- Installation of an electrical network throughout the area

- Collaboration with the governorate in demolishing the slaughterhouse area as a crime hub

- Collaboration with the governorate in closing garbage collection centers and excavations in the area

- Distribution of necessary pesticides to disinfect the area from rodents resulting from garbage stores

- Installation of ceramic floors in all residential units on the ground floor of 16 buildings to prevent the entry of rodents and mice

- Installation of pavements and interlocks throughout the area

- Paving the area in collaboration with the governorate

- Finishing the facades of the buildings with cheerful colors

- Implementation of a system to maintain the cleanliness of the area

- Training a work team to modify the behaviors of the area through the "Kiosk of Ethics" project

- Implementation of small projects for the people of the area

- Providing all necessary social and medical assistance

2. Fatima Al-Zahra Area:

• Lifted 220 tons of garbage from the area
• Initiated a study on the behavior of the area and implemented systems for behavior modification
• Replacement of the entire internal and external sewage network
• Renovation and maintenance of all inspection rooms
• Maintenance and repair of insulation on roofs in all buildings
• Demolition of facades of 85 buildings and complete plastering
• Renovation of stairs in 85 buildings
• Installation of an electrical network throughout the area
• Collaboration with the governorate in closing garbage collection centers and excavations in the area
• Distribution of necessary pesticides to disinfect the area from rodents resulting from garbage stores
• Installation of pavements and interlocks throughout the area
• Paving the area in collaboration with the governorate
• Finishing the facades of the buildings with cheerful colors
• Implementation of a system to maintain the cleanliness of the area
• Training a work team to modify the behaviors of the area through the "Kiosk of Ethics" project
• Implementation of small projects for the people of the area
• Providing all necessary social and medical assistance

3. Hope Area:

• Lifted 33 tons of garbage from the area
• Initiated a study on the behavior of the area and implemented systems for behavior modification
• Replacement of the entire internal and external sewage network
• Renovation and maintenance of all inspection rooms
• Maintenance and repair of insulation on roofs in all buildings
• Demolition of facades of 11 buildings and complete plastering
• Renovation of stairs in 11 buildings
• Installation of an electrical network throughout the area
• Collaboration with the governorate in closing garbage collection centers and excavations in the area
• Distribution of necessary pesticides to disinfect the area from rodents resulting from garbage stores
• Installation of pavements and interlocks throughout the area
• Paving the area in collaboration with the governorate
• Finishing the facades of the buildings with cheerful colors
• Implementation of a system to maintain the cleanliness of the area
• Training a work team to modify the behaviors of the area through the "Kiosk of Ethics" project
• Implementation of small projects for the people of the area
• Providing all necessary social and medical assistance

4. Lady Nafisa Area:

Addressing sewage problems and road paving

Replacement of the entire internal and external sewage network and interlock installation for the area

Road paving for the area

Implementation of crystals for the entire area

Maintenance and renovation of all inspection rooms

Renovation of sewage manholes

Renovation of stairs in 16 buildings

Maintenance of stairs in all buildings

4. Water Connections:

Creating water connections for the areas in greatest need.

Thousands of water connections have been made in Upper Egypt and the southern regions.

5. Sacrifices Distribution:

Distribution of sacrificial meat to those in need while fully complying with all precautionary measures.

6. Blankets Distribution:

Distribution of blankets to those in need in all governorates.

7. Clothing Exhibitions:

Monthly clothing exhibitions are organized in various governorates, with each exhibition distributing no less than 5,000 pieces to deserving families.

8. Cash Assistance Program:

A cash assistance program is implemented based on the findings of the research department on financially distressed families.

 For example:

Settling rent payments

Installment payments for comprehensive health insurance

Permanent and periodic cash assistance according to each family's circumstances.

9. Health Aid:

Medical caravans are organized to provide medical assistance in various specialties, offering treatment and surgeries as needed.

Blood donation caravans are organized to contribute to the treatment of patients and accident victims.

10. Food Boxes Distribution:

Distribution of food crates to deserving families in our communities.