I loved school: the friends, the fun (kind of) but most of all the learning. I loved to learn, I still love to learn.
Yesterday I was told about a teenage girl who also loves to learn, who also loves school but, who is no longer able to go. This is not a tale of neglect or of parents that can’t be bothered, on the contrary, this girl has a father who adores her. A father that adores his daughter so much that he carried her to and from school from the age of 6 until she was 13. Yes, CARRIED.
You see this girl is disabled and unable to walk , her family don’t even have enough money to eat properly never mind enough to buy a wheelchair. Yet, because this man wanted his daughter to experience school just the same as every other child in the neighbourhood, for seven years he carried her to and from school five days a week- only stopping because her weight simply became too much to bear.
It seems such a tragedy that a child who wants to go to school is denied the opportunity simply because she was born into poverty……. and happens to be disabled. A wheelchair costs £200, in the grand scheme of things it’s a small sum but, for this family it’s an impossible amount.
Can you help us to help her?
A wheelchair would be such a tremendous gift to give this girl. Will you help us to raise £200 to give that gift?
As always, any help is greatly appreciated.
*Edit* Donations can be made online via paypal using the address algerianaction@london.com or by sending a cheque (made payable to Algerian Action) to the usual address.
Salam alaykum, Need to translate in frensh…
Wa alaikum salaam, Please do sister, BarakAllahu fiki!
How do I donate money? I am sure we can get her chair for her. XX
Good point Jan!
Donations can be made via paypal using the email address algerianaction@london.com or by sending a cheque made payable to Algerian Action to the usual address
Thank you so much for your help- I really hope we can raise enough xxx
Assalamu alaikum,
I want to give a donation sis,let me know how.i live in Algiers.
Baraka allahu fik.
Salami alaikum
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Hello Emma,
thank you for your reply. I will pass on your détails to my association. They will be in touch inshaallah. I also would like to volunteer to buy the wheelchair for this girl . Also deliver it to her. Please let me know!
Ahh, thank you for your generosity and kindness Rabah…this post is actually a few years old though and fortunately we were able to get the girl her wheelchair in a matter of days. I look forward to hearing more about your association’s projects soon insha’Allah!