Student and Community Health Services Policy

All people policies

1. Purpose

To provide health services to students and to extend health outreach to the community.

2. Scope

This policy applies across Future University in Egypt — all faculties, the Dental Hospital, the training Pharmaceutical Factory, student housing and administrative units — and to students, faculty, staff and, where stated, contractors and suppliers.

3. Policy statement

• A campus clinic provides care, emergency response and referrals to all students and staff.
• Confidential sexual and reproductive health consultation and referral are available to students free of charge.
• The university delivers community health outreach, including through its teaching Dental Hospital and medical convoys.

4. Procedures

1. The campus clinic operates during university hours with referral arrangements for specialist care.
2. Students may request confidential reproductive-health consultation and referral through the clinic.
3. The Dental Hospital treats community patients, and faculties run periodic medical and dental convoys to under-served areas.
4. Health-awareness campaigns are held during the year.

5. Roles and responsibilities

• Medical Clinic — campus care and confidential referral.
• Dental Hospital — community treatment.
• Health faculties — convoys and outreach.

6. Related policies

• Student and Staff Mental Health and Well-being Policy
• Smoke-Free Campus Policy

7. Legal and cultural alignment

Delivered with respect for Egyptian cultural and family norms around health and privacy, while meeting students' needs.

8. The policy in practice

The University applies this policy in its day-to-day work. Examples, by academic year, include:

Academic year 2020/2021

• September 2020 — the University applied it through a Memorandum of Understanding with the 57357 Children's Cancer Hospital.

Academic year 2024/2025

• February 2025 — the University applied it through the Dental Implant Summit under the patronage of the Minister of Health and Population.

Academic year 2025/2026

• October 2025 — the University applied it through its Pink October campaign on women's health and empowerment.

Academic year 2026/2027

• November 2026 — the University applied it through a medical convoy by its Faculty of Oral & Dental Medicine to promote community health.

Together these show the policy at work across the University’s teaching, research and community life.

9. Monitoring and review

Reviewed at least every three years, or sooner if Egyptian law, regulations of the Supreme Council of Universities, or THE/accreditation requirements change. The policy owner is responsible for monitoring how it is applied.

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