By Alison Hendry | Administrative Assistant
The Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) continues to assist women and children earthquake survivors who have moved to Peshawar because they have no housing. AIL has one Women’s Learning Center, Zarghona Ana, which is dedicated solely to earthquake survivors; 280 females study in a variety of levels of literacy classes and can also study tailoring, English and Arabic There are 46 other earthquake survivors attending the other AIL centers and schools in the Peshawar area. The program continues to thrive and many of the students are able to support their families because of what they have learned in the schools and centers.
In the last few months, many internally displaced persons (IDPs) have flooded into the Peshawar area and are now living in former Afghan refugee camps. The IDP families are receiving some assistance but lack sufficient food. Because of this AIL plans to use the funding that has been given for IDPs to distribute food packages to the most needy families during the next month. Food packages will include flour, rice, beans (dal), oil and sugar.
By Alison Hendry | Administrative Assistant
By Alison Hendry | Administrative Assistant
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