Rehab Club Summer Camp

The NCIMUN Summer Camp reimagines the traditional Model United Nations experience with a fresh, interactive, and exciting approach. Through immersive simulations, collaborative challenges, and hands-on workshops, participants will develop confidence, leadership, communication, and critical thinking while enjoying a fun and engaging environment. This year's camp introduces a unique twist on MUN through creative councils that blend diplomacy with real-world dilemmas and pop culture. From debating the legal responsibility behind Iron Man vs. Captain America in the International Court of Justice, to managing a Zombie Apocalypse in the Security Council, uncovering the truth in CrisisX, discussing corruption in global football through The Football Court, and tackling the ethical challenges of The Golden Billion, delegates will experience Model United Nations in a way that's unlike anything they've seen before.

VIBE CHECK is a 4-session experiential program for teens aged 13–16, designed to help them understand their emotions, recognise their triggers, and learn practical tools to regulate intense feelings such as anger, overwhelm, sadness, and grief. Through guided experiences, teens will explore how to manage their emotions and communicate more effectively during disagreements in a safe and supportive space. Choose the format that works best for you: 📍 In-Person – New Cairo Every Tuesday, 7:00–9:00 PM Starting 3 November 2026 💻 Live Online Every Monday, 6:00 PM Starting 26 October 2026 Feel it. Understand it. Handle it

Nabta Etiquette School is a practical, age-appropriate program that helps children and teens build confidence, social awareness, respectful communication, and positive everyday behavior. The program is delivered through three separate age groups, with activities and teaching methods adapted to each developmental stage: Ages 5–8 Children learn through stories, games, role-playing, and interactive activities. Starts: Monday, September 21, 2026 Duration: 4 weekly sessions Available times: 4:30–6:00 PM or 7:00–8:30 PM Program fee: EGP 3,250 Ages 9–11 Participants learn through practical challenges, group discussions, and real-life role-playing. Starts: Tuesday, September 22, 2026 Duration: 4 weekly sessions Available times: 4:30–6:00 PM or 7:00–8:30 PM Program fee: EGP 3,250 Ages 12–17 An intensive practical program focused on confident presence, social intelligence, conflict management, digital etiquette, personal style, and positive leadership. Starts: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 Duration: 6 weekly sessions Available times: 4:30–6:00 PM or 7:00–8:30 PM Program fee: EGP 4,850 Program Journey: Level 1 – Foundations of Confidence Level 2 – Social Skills & Etiquette Level 3 – Etiquette Ambassadors Participants develop: • Personal hygiene and appropriate appearance • Greeting and self-introduction skills • Confident body language and personal boundaries • Speaking and active listening skills • Empathy, apology, and respectful communication • Table manners and social etiquette • Healthy boundaries and confidently saying “No” • Conflict management • Digital etiquette and online safety • Etiquette in public places and social occasions • Positive leadership and social responsibility Separate groups are available for each age range. Group times are confirmed based on enrollment. Limited places are available.

A safe and interactive psychodrama program designed to help children and teens express themselves, understand their emotions, build confidence, and strengthen their communication and problem-solving skills. Through movement, play, storytelling, and role-playing, participants explore their feelings and needs in an age-appropriate and supportive group environment. Age Groups: • 5–8 years • 9–11 years • 12–17 years Each age group attends separately. Program Details: • 4 weekly sessions • Thursday or Sunday • 6:30 PM • Starting September 24, 2026 • Program fee: EGP 2,000 Facilitated by Sameh Ezzat, Psychodrama Therapist. Limited places are available.

The NCIMUN Summer Camp reimagines the traditional Model United Nations experience with a fresh, interactive, and exciting approach. Through immersive simulations, collaborative challenges, and hands-on workshops, participants will develop confidence, leadership, communication, and critical thinking while enjoying a fun and engaging environment. This year's camp introduces a unique twist on MUN through creative councils that blend diplomacy with real-world dilemmas and pop culture. From debating the legal responsibility behind Iron Man vs. Captain America in the International Court of Justice, to managing a Zombie Apocalypse in the Security Council, uncovering the truth in CrisisX, discussing corruption in global football through The Football Court, and tackling the ethical challenges of The Golden Billion, delegates will experience Model United Nations in a way that's unlike anything they've seen before.