The Social Return of the Mawada Initiative to Preserve the Entity of the Egyptian Family

The study aimed to measure the social return of the Mawada initiative, identify the obstacles facing the achievement of the social return of the Mawada initiative to preserve the Egyptian family entity, and propose suggestions to activate the social return of the Mawada initiative to maintain the Egyptian family structure. This was done through an evaluative study based on a sample social survey methodology, utilizing a questionnaire for the beneficiaries of the Mawada initiative to preserve the Egyptian family entity, totaling 334 individuals. The study reached a number of findings, the most important of which is that the largest percentage of youth preparing for marriage are in their fourth year of university and reside in urban areas. Additionally, the initiative contributed to increasing awareness of the principles of choosing a future partner, as well as raising awareness that discussing economic decisions is an important process with one’s partner, and not forcibly taking control of the wife’s income. Furthermore, there is a statistically significant direct relationship between the dimensions of the social return of the Mawada initiative for preserving the Egyptian family entity, represented in: social rehabilitation, economic rehabilitation, health rehabilitation, psychological rehabilitation, religious rehabilitation, and the overall dimensions of the social return of the Mawada initiative for maintaining the Egyptian family structure.