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About us
Help
Afghan School children Organization
(HASCO) is a non-profit, non-political
Organization with an
entirely volunteer staff;
our aim is to help Afghan children catch up on
years of lost schooling. We have no affiliation to any political or
ethnical group inside or outside
of Afghanistan.
We believe that children are the future of every society if we want
to prevent the loss of another generation of Afghan children,if
we
want
Afghan
uneducated youths
to
not recruited and used by extremist elements in
the future
and finally if we want a peaceful prosperity and
friendly Afghanistan we must help Afghan
children and
young generation
to get education.
HASCO’s HQ is based in
Vienna (Austria) and we have an
Office in Kabul
Afghanistan
to
supervise implementation of HASCO projects in Afghanistan,
Our focal point is mostly
Afghan new returnees and disadvantaged
families
who
are not able to send their school age children to school
HASCO is registered as a non-profit organization,
according to the Austrian Laws, and thus is tax exempted from the
Ministry of Finance.
HASCO is
open for all those who shares our views and actively support
education in Afghanistan. Those who especially help financially
Afghan School children inside or outside the Organization will be
named honorary members of HASCO.
HASCO
Volunteers:
During last five years
The United Nations volunteer program
(UNV) have introduces tens of Online
Volunteers to HASCO, our
Online volunteers undertake a variety of assignments to help
Afghanistan children. Our online volunteers help
Afghan School Children through sharing their time and expertiset,to
recognize the important role of Online volunteers in implementation
of HASCO development and relief projects, the United Nations
Volunteer ( UNV) programme selected one of HASCO Volunteer among the
ten best online volunteers of the year 2006.
Thanks
to
the United Nations Volunteers program (UNV)
for introducing Online
volunteers to HASCO,
and thanks to
HASCO volunteers all over the world for spending generously their
time and energy to support school children in Afghanistan.
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