In Egypt, they don't refer to perfect eyesight as 20/20. The say 6/6. The "6/6 Eye Test Caravan", supported by the Gozour Foundation and the CIB Foundation, visits school children in poor and remote parts of Egypt to provide eye tests, glasses, medication, and eye health awareness.

Egypt has the highest incidence of Hepatitis C virus in the world, and so the Egyptian Liver Care Society created the program, "Children Without Virus C". With the support of the CIB Foundation, this program screens at-risk children throughout the country, and provides treatment and awareness sessions free of charge.

According to the World Health Organisation, to sustain Egypt’s demand for blood, at least 3% of the population must be regular donors. However, Egypt is only at an estimated 1%. For this reason, the CIB Foundation regularly organises blood donation campaigns in CIB head offices and branches.

In 2015, for the third year in a row, the CIB Foundation partnered with the Egyptian Clothing Bank to provide 50,000 sweaters for children in Upper Egypt.

Since 2010, the CIB Foundation has been a supporter of Abu El Rish Children's Hospital, the oldest and largest children’s hospital in the Middle East.

The CIB Foundation has funded the outfitting of several paediatric units, with state-of-the-art medical equipment, at Aswan University Hospital, allowing for the provision of high quality pediatric health interventions at zero cost to the patient. 

Sohag had no paediatric intensive care units in the entire governorate, until the CIB Foundation supported the outfitting of three intensive care units in the Paediatric Department of Sohag University Hospital: the Neonatal ICU, the Paediatric ICU and the Intermediate Care ICU.