Every NSL Fellow has to come up with and begin to implement a Project for Change (PFC) NSL Fellow Ostath Khaled- who was denied permission to travel to the USA, is the shining example of how important this work can be, and what difference it can make. Starting tomorrow, Khaled assembles his 20 kids, orphans from the Gazan wars, for their second semester, two hours a day, 6 days a week, to give them story time in English,. and learning their a b c’s and to allow them to imagine a different world to the one that they have to endure every day.
Peter Fruhmann has taken the lead to get European support for Khaled. If any of WWSW team are interested in supporting this amazing and courageous work please email Khaled, ostaz044@hotmail.com.
