Child development, neurodiversity and school inclusion support in Egypt
CIPPO is a multidisciplinary child development organisation based in New Cairo, Egypt, supporting neurodivergent children and the families and schools around them. Its teams span psychology, speech and language support, occupational support and education, and work together on a single plan for each child rather than as separate, disconnected appointments.
Families come to CIPPO for developmental and learning assessments, support and development programs, parent coaching, and inclusion practitioners placed inside the school day. Support covers autism, ADHD, speech and language differences, sensory and motor needs, emotional regulation, executive function and academic access.
CIPPO also partners with international and bilingual schools across Egypt, providing inclusion staffing, teacher training, neurodiversity consultation and clinical supervision. Its practice is neurodiversity-affirming and draws on DIRFloortime, Collaborative & Proactive Solutions, Life Space Interview and the CASEL framework for social-emotional learning.
Frequently asked questions
What does CIPPO do?
CIPPO is a multidisciplinary child development organisation in New Cairo, Egypt. It provides developmental and learning assessments, support and development programs, parent coaching, and inclusion practitioners who support children inside their school day. Its team includes psychologists, speech and language specialists, occupational specialists and educators.
Where is CIPPO located and who can access it?
CIPPO is based in New Cairo, Egypt, and works with families across Cairo and the wider country. It also places inclusion practitioners directly into international and bilingual schools across Egypt, so support can reach a child at their own school rather than only in a clinic.
What ages does CIPPO support?
CIPPO supports children from the early years through to adolescence, roughly ages 2 to 18, with the specific pathway depending on the child's developmental profile and the setting they need support in.
How does a family start with CIPPO?
Families typically begin with an assessment or a consultation call, which builds a picture of the child's developmental profile and identifies what support would help. From there CIPPO recommends a pathway, which may combine assessment, a support and development program, parent coaching, and school-based inclusion support.
How do I contact CIPPO?
Families can reach CIPPO by email at [email protected] or by phone on +20 111 669 9639. Schools looking to partner on inclusion staffing, teacher training or consultation can email [email protected].