RAWA, December 21, 2007
Keep the Light of Hope AliveSupport RAWA's Orphanage Program
UNICEF and other sources say:
- 60% of children have lost at least one member of their family or close relatives These heart-wrenching statistics about the Afghan children have made the RAWA residential children's projects the cornerstone of our social programs. The children have been the prime victims of the three decades of unprecedented wars and brutalities. They need help dealing with the trauma of homelessness, hunger, disability, and abuse. If we educate and aid this next generation of Afghans to grow up in a peaceful environment, we can guarantee a prosperous Afghanistan. With more than 20 years of experience in running children's projects, RAWA has created a framework for the children that teach them to respect and love each other regardless of language, religion, race, sex, color, etc. If you would like to learn more about the lives of the children in the RAWA orphanages, please visit: http://www.rawa.org/orphanage.htm CharityHelp International, a US based organization teamed with RAWA to launch the Child Sponsorship project in late 2004. This project enables people around the world to sponsor Afghan children. Today, the project is helping more than 200 children rebuild their lives in RAWA's program. As a sponsor, you can communicate with your child by sharing emails and photographs. You will also get regular updates from CHI and RAWA with pictures and slideshows. View a slideshow of child-sponsor communications here: http://www.charityhelp.org/rawa/slideshow1
Join us in keeping the light of hope burning through the darkest of nights! For less than a dollar a day, you can provide on-going support to complement our child sponsorship program. If you want to sponsor a child, please visit: https://www.charityhelp.org/rawa Please be aware that because of the ever increasing inflation rate in Afghanistan, we will be increasing the sponsorship rates for all sponsorships on January 1, 2008.
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