Wednesday, September 05, 2007

Visits to Maristoon’s area

I visited Maristoon area twice where Parsa’s office is situated. It is a beautiful green place. The area is situated at the foot of a hill.
In this place poor and needy families live with help of Afghan red cresent society.

In Maristoon children are more comfortable. The cause is that they live with their families.

The other good thing is that in Maristoon, children can attend local schools outside of the Maristoon area and this helps them not to feel themselves different from the others, they can also visit their relatives by taking permission.

The most important factor is that Maristoon’s area is too green, clean with really fresh air and I think if the environment is clean and calm people can be less stressed.


I also don’t say that there are not any problems THERE ARE.

The main problem is that the families can’t live here forever as the children of the families grow they have to find work and have to move from here. But I think there is a solution because the families have the chance to educate their children. And the
education can brings happiness and good fortune to a nation.

1 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

Hi,

My name is Max Spielberg. I'm a Senior at U.C.L.A., majoring in History. I will graduate in three weeks. I have always been fascinated by Afghanistan, and this interest inspired me to learn Persian. I'm now fluent in Persian.

I'm interested in working in Afghanistan. My interest stems partly from a desire to perfect my Persian, and to learn more about Afghan culture. I also want to understand more about how aid organizations operate, and to gain experience working overseas.


I am writing to find out if you think it would be possible for me to find work in Afghanistan. I'm interested in working in International Development, but have no actual experience in the field.

I would appreciate any advice you can offer.

Thank you,

Max Spielberg Mspielbe@ucla.edu

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