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Distribution of School Supplies in Mahjoba-e-Herawe School
HASCO NEWS/ November 2012/ Kabul
In continuation of HASCO school supplies distribution program to Afghan disadvantaged and needy school children, HASCO Volunteers recently distributed school supplies such as pen, pencil, notebook, and other stationary in Mahjoba-e- Herawe Girl school in Kabul old part of the City.
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Dear visitor !
Welcome to our website
HASCO is Vienna based- non-profit non-political Organization
with an entirely volunteer staff,
HASCO members
working on voluntarily base
spending their time and energy to
assist
the less privileged school children in Afghanistan.
If you would like to
know more
about
HASCO
activities and the situation of Afghan
disadvantaged children
you are coming to the
right
place. Pleace
click
below on the picture to see how an Afghan school child work on
Kabul-Jalalabad road to feed his family.
Video
These families in Kabul
scavenging through rubbish
to
find some food for their children.
With
such terrible situation how they would be able to provide their school age children
with school supplies and other resources they need in the classroom.
While
millions of Afghan children have returned to school
following the collapse of the Taliban regime in late
2001, tens
of thousands of school-age youngsters, restricted by economic
hardship, must still work on the streets of the Afghan capital,
Kabul, to sustain their
families ..
For details
Click
here.
Without
education
of Afghan children how
the people of Afghanistan
will be able to re-build
their
war-ravaged
country?
Click
on the following picture to see how Afghan school age children are working
and begging on the streets of Kabul
City
in
order
to support their families.

Now after
all these sad stories about the situation of Afghanistan children as
our guest we
cordially
invite you to
attend "virtualy"
in
HASCO
Benefit
Concert in Vienna.

After
inauguration speach of HASCO director there are two wonderful Afghan
songs,please do not forget them,only click on the picture
and wait
a few seconds.
To hear Ahmad
Zahir nice song with Molana lyric poem, pleace click on below
link,this beoutiful song highlight the need for assistance in
society.
سروده
مولانای بلخ


Would you
be
interested
to read
Pashto/
Dari Poems
about peace?
If
Yes,
Please click below on the
picture.

By clicking on the dove
picture
you would visit
"The
Message of Peace"
web site.
if you can read Dari
/ Pashto
or if you´re interested to hearing Pashto/ Dari poems we are
recommended to visit this
page.
د سولی پیغام

پیام صلح
For more information about HASCO projects in Afghanistan please
keep browsing
HASCO website and read more about our efforts to help Afghan
long-suffered
children.
In case you
need further information/ enqury, or would like to send your
feedback comments and suggestions,please click here.
We hope
you found HASCO website
informative, we would be happy to welcome you
soon again.
Thank you for visiting HASCO website.
HASCO Team
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HASCO devoted Volunteer Mrs.Raesa Safi
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HASCO lost a devoted
Volunteer
HASCO statement: Kabul, August 22
It is with great regret that we share the sad news and loss of HASCO
Co-founder and long time volunteer Mrs.Raesa Safi who passed away from injuries
received in a car accident on Thursday 16 August 2012.
Mrs. Raesa was
traveling with her family from Tehran to Mashhad when the driver lost
control of his
vehicle,
and it overturned, as a result of the accident
she with her three children and husband were hospitalized. After three
days in Hospital, on 20th of August HASCO Co-founder and
Volunteer passed away.
انا لله و انا الیه راجعون
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HASCO
Co-founder
Mrs. Raesa Safi
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An appeal for
school construction:
HASCO News
August 14,2012
About 20 km away from Kabul City on the right side
of the Kabul-Mazar e sharif main road, there is a village called Bangulak. Most of the inhabitants of the village are Afghan returnees from refugee
camps in Pakistan and Iran,like the majority of Afghan families, most of
the villagers have
three, four, and even five school-age children.The total number of
school-age children of the village is approximately two hundred.
For more details please click here |
Pictures of
current school

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Video
HASCO School bag
distribution Program |
Back to
School in Kabul
March
21st
is not only the beginning of the New year in Afghanistan but at the same
time in Kabul and several other provinces of Afghanistan school year also began with
Afghan New year and hundreds of schools and other educational Institutions
open their doors for Afghan children and youths.
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HASCO
school supplies distribution program:
HASCO volunteers recently
distributed school bags and other supplies such as pens, pencils,
rulers, etc.,to hundreds of school children in the Alishang district of
Laghman province. The HASCO school supplies distribution program is
supported by the United Nations Women's Guild of Vienna
... .
For more details please
click here
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Education
Kit
for Afghan children:
To promote
Education of Afghan children and to assist Afghan new returnees and poor
families send their children into school
recently HASCO
launched a new
school supplies distribution programme for 2008...
For
more details please
click here
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HASCO director Mr .Khaled (right)
during children related
gathering at
the U.N.
headquarters in Vienna
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HASCO Directors selected as
"Person Of
The Month"
The
University-Community Partnership for Social Action Research, is a
global network of individuals and organizations understanding the power of
community ...
For
more details please
click here |

Mr.Hafizullah Khaled during distribution
of school bag in Kabul Blind school |
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Safeguarding Afghan
schools:
During the last two
years there have been many difficulties with schools in the East and
Southern parts of Afghanistan. These schools have been attacked by
extremist groups or closed due to the poor security situation.
As a result of this, more than 200,000 Afghan school-age children have
been denied the right to education
For
details please
click here
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HASCO provided new uniform
to the Boy Scouts. |
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School Back pack for Afghan children:
In
Afghanistan most of schools in provinces and districts are far away and
children have a long daily walk ahead of them in order to reach their
schools. In some areas, children cross several hinders such as rivers,
bridges and mountainous terrain to reach their school....
For details
please
click here |

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Distribution of relief goods to Afghan school children:
To
encourage
Afghan new returnees and disadvantaged families send their children
into
school, relief
goods and
schoolsupplies
have been distributed
to tens of Afghan children in
different
schools...
For details please
click here
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To
protect Afghan
children
from the hot weather and sunshine during school time
HASCO provided Thermos and school cap to
Afghan children. |
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HASCO
School Rehabilitation
Program:
During last few
years
more than 200 schools in Afghanistan southern and eastern provinces have
been attacked by extremist groups.
Aaccording to the
local education authorities in Laghman province more
than ten schools
recently
set alight and
hundreds innocent school children particularly girls have been deprived
once again
from their basic right of education and schooling...For details please
click
here
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On arrival to their school
these school children in Mandrawal erea of Laghman province are met with
a
toched
school. |
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Distribution of school supplies in
North Kabul
In order to distribute more than 2 000 pounds collected school supplies to different communities and schools in Shamali plains North of Kabul,on 20th
of June Afghanistan Hope's Journey has organized by
Hasco
volunteers with active participation of
representatives
from
the Ministry
of Education and local education
department...
For details please
click
here.
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During
Hopes
Journey
Caravan in north of Kabul a large amount of school supplies have
distributed to children |
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HASCO volunteer gets
UN 2006 award:
This year the United
Nations Volunteer Program (UNV)
selected HASCO Online Volunteer Mrs.Rajaa
Abdullah
with other nine Volunteers as the Volunteer of the Year 2006.Mrs.Rajaa
Abdullah...For
details please
click here
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Help
Afghan School Children Organization ( HASCO )
Director Messege!
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Dear
visitor,
Thank
you for coming to our Web site and your interest in Help Afghan School
Children Organization ( HASCO).
As you are aware one
of the most devastating
affects
of the
long war in Afghanistan is, the deprivation of Afghan
children and
young generation from the basic right
of education and schooling.
The big
question is,
how
a country with the most need for experts
such as
doctors
,
engineers
and other skilled workers
in the world, can rebuilt their destroyed country and shattered
economy with
such
highest rate
of
uneducated
children
in the world ?
With
more than
70%
of Afghans living in poverty,
today,
the biggest challenge of Afghan families are to provide their school
age children with school
supplies, such as notepads pens pencils,
clothes
and other school needs of their children.
Most of
these poverty stricken families are living without regular income.
Their everyday life is a struggle for survival. The conditions
of those who recently return from Pakistan and Iran refugee camps are
no better than those living in Afghanistan. On arrival to their
village they are met with the ruins of their houses and Farms. These
families need to be helped urgently. Without help, thousands of Afghan
families will not be able to provide their
children with School materials.
The aim
of HASCO is to help the school age Children of these families by
providing them with school materials. Without outside support and
generous help in such emergencies, it will be very difficult for
Afghan
families to deal with such a horrendous situation.
Afghan Children
are the main victims of
long
years
war
and
armed conflict in their country. Hundreds of them
have
been killed, disabled, orphaned, displaced from their homes,
separated from their families, conscripted in the army without their
well, and deprived from their basic right of education and schooling.
We believe that if we want to prevent another humanitarian catastrophe
in Afghanistan, if we want
a peaceful, prosperous and friendly Afghanistan, we must help Afghan
children and young generation to attend school and this is
a moral obligation to all of us.
Sincerely Yours

Hafizullah Khaled
Director
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