Building Al-Safa Islamic School in Bombaye, District of Chak-e-Wardak Afghanistan - COMPLETED
The lack of basic necessities of life, including clean water and shelter, is a major issue in the rural areas of Afghanistan. Bombaye, a small village where around 50 thousands people live and is located in the district of Chak-e-Wardak, is one such community that is in dire need of these essential amenities.
Children coming for education to the Al-Safa Islamic School of Talim ul Quran As-haab Al-safha which is to be constructed by Spogmai Charity Foundation teaches a two years education curriculum to both boys and girls.
Objectives:
The project’s main objectives are:
- To provide the people of Bombaye with access to clean drinking water
- To provide a safe and secure environment for children in the community to get education
- To improve the living conditions of the people in Bombaye
- To empower the community and promote sustainable development in the area
Building Al-Safa Islamic School of Talim Ul Quran for both boys and girls - COMPLETED
The second phase will involve building a Al-Safa Islamic School in Bombaye to provide a safe and secure environment for children in the community.
This project in Bombaye, District of Chak-e-Wardak, will significantly improve the living conditions of the people in the community.
The Spogmai Charity Foundation’s support for this project will help provide clean water and a safe place for children to get their education, which will have a significant impact on the community’s well-being.
We urge the foundation to consider funding this project and make a positive impact in the lives of the people in Bombaye.
