Partner With Us
Together, we can reach further.
Whether through funding, a corporate partnership, research or local delivery, we bring local teams, trusted community relationships and measurable programs.
What partners can expect
Experience you can verify.
1,665
people served
Q1–Q3 2026Till now in 2026
1,366
people trained through Train to Hire with WFP
ProgramOct 2025 – Sep 2026, 3 phases
200
Train to Hire graduates now earning an income
ProgramSelf-employed or in paid work, follow-up ongoing
85
full-time staff at the Impact Sewing Factory
Current2026
Partnership models
Five ways to work together
01
Funding partners
Support a program, a location or a strategic initiative — with clear objectives and regular reporting.
- Program grants
- Multi-year core support
- Pilot and scale-up funding
- Co-funding with other donors
02
Corporate partners
Turn CSR and ESG commitments into measurable community outcomes, and engage your people along the way.
- CSR & ESG programs
- Employee & skills-based volunteering
- Sponsorship
- Equipment & in-kind support
- Hiring partnerships for graduates
- Production & sourcing partnerships
03
Institutional partners
Foundations, agencies, universities and public bodies working with us on shared priorities.
- Education
- Health & psychosocial support
- Research & evaluation
- Youth
- Livelihoods
- Community development
04
Knowledge partners
Share expertise that strengthens our team and the people we serve.
- Training of trainers
- Mentorship
- Professional development
- Technical assistance
- Curriculum design
05
Implementation partners
Collaborate with us on program delivery in Egypt — we bring local teams, community relationships and operational experience.
- Outreach & participant selection
- Training delivery
- Employment follow-up
- Monitoring & reporting
Your next step
Not sure which model fits? Let’s work it out together.
Why Impact
A reliable partner for impact on the ground.
What funders, companies and institutions can expect when they work with Impact.
Proven local delivery
Programs running in Cairo, Alexandria, Aswan and Al-Minya, delivered by local teams who know their communities.
Trusted by international agencies
Implementation experience with UNICEF, WFP, IOM and IECD, including structured reporting against agreed indicators.
Training that leads to work
Curricula built with employers, post-training follow-up, and a factory that turns skills into stable jobs.
Multidisciplinary by design
Four pillars under one roof let partners address education, health, youth and livelihoods together.
Reaching diverse communities
Egyptian, Sudanese, Syrian, Palestinian, Eritrean, Yemeni and other communities — with women making up the majority of people served.
Models built to scale
Vocational tracks, academy methodology and microloan model are documented and replicable — the basis for growth into new regions.
How it works
From first message to measurable impact
01
Tell us about your goals
02
We propose options and a budget
03
We agree on indicators and reporting
04
Implementation, follow-up and shared learning
Track record
Our partners
UN agency
UNICEF
Mazaji emotional-awareness camp; service-mapping and pathway tool in Alexandria
UN agency
World Food Programme (WFP)
Train to Hire vocational program, 2025
UN agency
IOM — UN Migration
Emergency response project in education and economic empowerment, 2023
International NGO
IECD
Child caregiving training pilot, 2025
International NGO
CRS
Vocational and care training
Egyptian foundation
Hayah Karima Foundation
Vocational training
Education partner
El Nokhba Community School, Faisal
Teacher training and youth sessions
Education partner
Sudanese Displaced Children’s Learning Centre (SDCLC)
Mazaji camp; youth internships
Implementation partner
Oasis
Entrepreneurship training, 2023
Get in touch
Start a Partnership Conversation
Tell us briefly about your organization and goals. We’ll come back to you with a proposal for a first conversation.