About the project
The department of Computer Engineering started this community project that mainly aims to help cancer-stricken children by providing Nanakaly hospital with a monthly salary for two nurses, in light of the staff and resources shortages experienced within the hospital.
Back in 2017, a team from our university paid a visit to the Nanakali Hospital to investigate their needs, and initiated the joint partnership by providing the hospital with a monthly salary for two nurses, in light of the staff and resources shortages experienced within the hospital.
The partnership contract was first signed on February 9th, 2017 and the project is ongoing ever since with the help of the generous donations provided by the staff and students of Tishk International University.
Event Highlights:
- Charity Event Activity for Cancer Patients in Collaboration with Nanakali Hospital — Feb 2023
- Iftar gathering for Nanakali heroes — Apr 2022
- Cancer Cure Workshop — Feb 2022
- Care Packages Distribution to Cancer Recoverees in Nanakali Hospital — Dec 2021
- The Seminar Of Nanakali Hospital Project — Dec 2020
- Field Visit To Hospital — Jun 2019
- Food Fundraiser — Apr 2019
- Lunch Gathering — Mar 2019
- Contract Renewal — Feb 2019
- Children Art Pieces — Feb 2019
- The Contract Was Signed — Feb 2017
We as TIU, are always happy to help those in need and highly motivate our students and staff to be a part of humanitarian projects in society.
Our Brave Little Friends From Nanakali Hospital
Timeline Of The Events
How It started
The department staff and students visited the hospital to provide any kind of help that could ease the recovery of the children, like supplying the medications. but unfortunately, the children were too sick to accept outside help which could transmit unwanted germs.
Nursing Staff
The second visit our staff took to the hospital lead to the conclusion that patients were staying in unequipped and unhygienic temporary stations, even though a building was available. but the hospital was short on staff and couldn’t move the children there.
together they reached the conclusion that providing salaries for a nursing staff would be the perfect solution.
The contract was signed
The partnership contract was first signed on February 9th, 2017 and the project is ongoing ever since with the help of the generous donations provided by the staff and students of Tishk International University.
children art pieces
The children participated in World Cancer Day February 4 by creating art and selling it. this event was in collaboration with Kurdistan Save the Children
Contract renewal
the department of Computer Engineering, with the help and cooperation of the Deanery of Students office of Tishk International University, have proudly renewed their partnership contract with Nanakali hospital for the duration of 6 months on Wednesday, 23rd of October, 2019.
read more about it here.
Lunch Gathering
As part of the continuous efforts of Computer Engineering Department in their on-going project of helping cancer stricken patients of Nanakaly Cancer hospital. The department’s staff and students will be hosting a lunch gathering and a day out in Tishk International University’s gardens and playground on 27th of March, 2019 with the hospital kids and their families to raise the level of awareness among the University staff and students about the realities and special needs of those children.
read more about it here
food fundraiser
The students and the staff participated in a food fundraiser dedicated to Nanakuli hospital during the annual spring festival.
Field visit to hospital
The staff and the students of TIU visit the children at Nanakali to provide their support and cheer them up with gifts.
The Seminar of Nanakali Hospital Project
On December 22, 2020, Miss. Avan Azad, Research Assistant at TIU, presented a fabulous seminar on the “Nanakali Hospital Project”, which is an ongoing charity project of our university for four years, that is done by computer engineering department with the supervision of Dean of Students.
Miss Avan during the seminar emphasized on: “We born to give before taking, happiness is not coming from what we have, but happiness is coming from what we give; That’s why when we give we feel happier than when we take. The more we give to life the more we would be able to get from life. For sure not just giving money or things but giving our fully selves to those who in need to serve is important”.
read more about it here.
Care Packages Distribution to Cancer Recoverees in Nanakali Hospital
The Department of Computer Engineering, with the support of the Dean of Students, has organized an event for the cancer recoverees at Nanakali Hospital. With donations made by the department’s students and staff, and the assistance of LC clothing brand and Royal Mall, gifts for 40 children were packaged. The gifts also included toys and customs for entertainment, which were bought by our students in the Al-Suhaib Stationery store.
Cancer Cure Workshop
The department of Computer Engineering with the cooperation of the dean of students’ office have organized a workshop panel on Tuesday, February 15th, 2022 in hall #302 at Tishk International University’s Education Building. The panel hosted 3 distinguished panelists from Nanakali Hospital to discuss the causes, symptoms, and prevention of the disease and to help spread awareness about the Nanakali aid project between the department and the hospital. The panel digested a wide range of topics regarding caner and the Nanakali project.
Iftar gathering for Nanakali heroes
The department of Computer Engineering, with the support of our department’s creative and hard working students, have organized an iftar gathering for a group of Nanakali cancer hospital recoverees and their families on Wednesday, 27/04/2022 at Tishk International University’s main building’s cafeteria.
Charity Event Activity for Cancer Patients in Collaboration with Nanakali Hospital
On February 28th, 2023, the Computer Engineering department of Tishk International University organized a charity event in collaboration with Nanakali Hospital to support cancer patients. The event aimed to raise funds and awareness about cancer and its impact on patients and their families. The event was well-attended by students, faculty, and members of the community.
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