Meet Afghan girls by video conference and learn why their orphanage must move to a safer area

Tuesday, Dec 15, 2015 at 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST

585 Dundas St East, Toronto, ON, M5A 2B7, Canada

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Tuesday, Dec 15, 2015 at 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM EST

CSI Regent Park, 585 Dundas St East, Toronto, ON, M5A 2B7, Canada.

You’re invited to meet girls from the Afghan Child Education and Care Organization (AFCECO) by video conference, and learn why their orphanage must move to a safer area.  The video conference will be held at CSI Regent Park on Tuesday, December 15th from 10:00 am to noon.  Refreshments will be served.

Afghan Girls in Park

This year has so far been disastrous for Afghanistan, and especially for women and girls. Taliban and ISIS have gripped their power over more territory and their main targets are the powerless segment of society, women and girls.  Recent reports indicate that they have stoned to death several girls and burned down many girls’ schools. 

 

AFCECO’s security team recently has become alarmed by the deteriorating security conditions in the area where their girls orphanage (called Mehan Orphanage) is located and have advised the founder of AFCECO, Andeisha Farid, this orphanage should move as soon as possible to a safer place in Kabul.  Therefore, now Andeisha and her management team are now urgently trying to raise the money needed to make this possible.

 

AFCECO has also been a target of Islamic militants for some time and they are very well aware of what we are doing for the girls.  These hardliners believe AFCECO is “westernizing” the children and moving them away from their hardcore values.

 

For a more complete update on the AFCECO girls and why they need to move, please see this letter from Andeisha.

 

We are seeking to build a team of volunteers to spread the word and help host a fund raising event at CSI in mid-January that will be broadcast online via Google Hangout-on-Air. 

 

Shown above is a picture of some of AFCECO’s girls enjoying some time in a park.  Let’s help them keep smiling!

 

AFCECO is being supported by CharityHelp International in the US and Think Renewables Group (TRG) in Canada.   TRG is social business founded to generate ongoing financial support for CharityHelp and its partners such as AFCECO.

 

We look forward to seeing you.

 

Regards,

Paul

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Paul Stevers, Founder & Chairman
CharityHelp International Inc.
and Think Renewables Group, Inc.
www.youtube.com/charityhelpint

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Think Renewables Group

http://thinkrenewables.com/

Charityhelp International & Think Renewables Group - CharityHelp International has been active in Afghanistan for more than 10 years and started by supporting orphanages through its partner, the Afghan Child Education and Care Organization (AFCECO). About 4 years ago, the management team formed Think Renewables to generate ongoing support for CharityHelp International. Think Renewables started with creating and selling solar powered computer stations and then more recently, developed a line of Conferencing eStations.

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