College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students

by Darfur Women Network, DWN
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students

Project Report | Mar 6, 2014
The Medical Career Sponsorship Calls on You

By Mastora Bakhiet | Project Leader and CEO

Dear Darfur Women Network's donors and friends,

Our work would not be possible without the generosity of many people, businesses, and foundations as well as organizations.  Special thanks go to those who help us to make change among the law income immigrants in the USA and displaced and refugee women and girls who are the survivors of genocide in Darfur, Sudan.I would like to express my deepest appreciating for your support!

 

Though 2013 is over, the Medical Career Program’s tuition for 2014 has already started here in the United States. However, we hope will have enough fund to  provide tuition and other expenses to enable eligible students to undergo early training, interact with medical professionals, observe medical procedures, and learn academic strategies from first-year students. They will explore career options, identify necessary skills for success, and will develop leadership, communication, and critical thinking skills. With our fund, students from Darfur will have the academic and financial resources to succeed in the Career in Medicine.

This year, my older son is his first year at college. He changed his major three times and still not 100% sure, now. As parents we were not able to make any academic visit or counseling to help him with appropriate choice. It has been pattern for law income immigrants’ children.  I always think about what if he had been lucky enough to join early training at Envision Experience; he would explore career options and be able to determine his major without hesitation.  Therefore, I appeal to you to support this program to make difference.

Though, to empower students to change their communities through higher education, you can visit our fits for donations of $30: Help young Darfur immigrants become doctors and strengthen their communities. Learn more. Please check this link, http://www.globalgiving.org/dy/v2/gifts-for-good/detail.html?projectGift.id=234

 

 Likewise, all your support will drive engine for us and our scholars. We cannot thank you deeply enough. On behalf of all our students, we’d like to extend our deepest gratitude. We have always believed that education is a transformative power and the gateway to changing communities. Your support continues to fuel this belief. As you all carry on into the New Year of 2014, we ask that you keep us in your thoughts and that you’ll continue to find us worthy of your support.  I would like you to remember that you are the only who make the changes for a better future for the immigrants students from Darfur.

I would like you to know that you are not only a donor, but you are a partner. If you have any idea, suggestion, recommendation, and advice, pleases contact: Project Leader, Mastora Bakhiet. Email: darfurwomen@gmail.com, Phone: 260-602-2607 

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Darfur Women Network, DWN

Project Leader:
Mastora Bakhiet
Indianapolis , IN United States

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