Help 429 children go to school in Afghanistan

I pray that

I am S, a fourth grade student at Darman Primary School. My father is a farmer and we live in Zarshoi village of Kama district.

I have two brothers and three sisters, my eldest brother graduated from the same school three years ago and is currently in the ninth grade of Murad Ali High School, and one of my sisters is in the sixth grade of my this Darman school.

My parents are illiterate and want us to be literate, we try very hard to fulfill our parents' wishes, my older brother wants to become a dentist in the future and I want to be a doctor, because I like doctors very much.

The sixth grade girls of our school are very worried that they cannot continue their education after graduation, because girls' schools above grade six are still closed throughout Afghanistan.

I pray that girls' schools will be reopened as soon as possible so that we can continue our education, and I ask you to pray about this so that God will change the minds of Afghan leaders and open girls' schools.

Best Regards,

I ask all the kind donors

My name is G, I am a student in the sixth grade of Darman Primary School in Warsa Faqir Sahib village of Kama district.

Now my last annual exam is underway, I will graduate from this Darman school in a few days, I am happy that I am completing my primary school well.

I have many good memories of this school, including the kindness, good education of my teachers, and I also made many good friends at this school.

In this six-year period, with the cooperation of the kind donors of this school, we have not suffered from any shortage of study materials.

I and my whole family are very happy to graduate from primary school, but because all girls' schools in Afghanistan after primary school are still closed, we are sad that I cannot continue my further studies.

I dreamed of becoming a doctor in the future and helping my grieving compatriots, but now I see that I cannot achieve my dream of becoming a doctor, but I thank God that I have learned to read and write correctly at this primary school, and I hope that soon girls' schools above primary school will be opened, so that I will continue my next lessons.

I am very grateful to all my teachers, the administration of DARMAN organization and all the donors who helped us in this difficult task. And I ask all the kind donors of this school to cooperate with this school so that we children, especially girls, are not deprived of the great blessing of schooling.

Sincerely

G