By Elizabeth Appleyard | Program Administrator
AIL has risen to the challenge of Covid-19 and kept its programs running during the pandemic. Education was provided online and through education packs delivered to students.
Dr. Yacoobi said, “ I am so proud of my staff who have kept AIL running through the pandemic with adapted programs AND produced PPE for ministries and hospitals- 14,000 face shields, 13,000 masks, 400 other items AND opened a 50 bed Covid-19 hospital AND provided food aid and counseling AND provided covid information through Radio Meraj !”
We are glad to say that centers and schools are now open under strict social distancing and sanitation rules. Students are delighted to be back especially the children who missed their friends, teachers and the structure of classroom life. Boys had continued their learning through the distance education program and computing from home with some boys coming into a center one day a week to use the computer. Kabul’s computer only center also provides English instruction to its 107 students (2 female). This is an intensive, fast track course designed to accelerate proficiency in computing which is a valued job skill.
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