- Founded in 1999 and initially funded personally by Seema Ghani, who lived and worked in London for 12 years
- Seema returned to Afghanistan in May 2002 to assist in the reconstruction of her country
- Some of the most needy children from Jalozai Refugee camp in the North West Frontier Province of Pakistan have been cared for by Khorasan
- Sixteen children currently live at Khorasan House who all think of Seema as 'mother'
- Khorasan relocated to Kabul from Pakistan in the summer of 2002
THANK YOU! – Friends of Khorasan!! Your generosity in sending regular donations allows the children to live in a secure environment. At the moment, Khorasan is asking for funds to meet some specific needs. The old generator that provided electricity when the city power is not working has broken down. And the vehicle that is crucial for getting the children to school needs constant repairs to keep it going. To buy a reliable generator and car will cost a lot of money in addition to the daily care of the children. It is estimated that a generator with the capacity to heat water, give light and heating for the children and their carers will cost around £6,000. A mini-bus would be more suitable and safer than a car and an estimate for this is around £5,000 to £10,000 depending on its age and reliability.
PLEASE HELP US TO RAISE AT LEAST £15,000 TO HELP THE CHILDREN STAY WARM THIS WINTER AND TO GET SAFELY TO SCHOOL!