120410-N-3069F-038 KABUL – (April 10, 2012) More than 400 Afghan refugee children attending the Aschiana School in Kabul each received a bag of donated clothes, school supplies and hygiene products delivered by Camp Eggers personnel during a volunteer community relations mission. Aschiana (Afghanistan’s Children – A New Approach) is an Afghan non-governmental organization that provides services, support and programs to more than 4,500 working street children through centers in Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif, Herat and Parwan. The non-profit organization was a major beneficiary of Give Me Socks, a smal
120410-N-3069F-038 KABUL – (April 10, 2012) More than 400 Afghan refugee children attending the Aschiana School in Kabul each received a bag of donated clothes, school supplies and hygiene products delivered by Camp Eggers personnel during a volunteer community relations mission. Aschiana (Afghanistan’s Children – A New Approach) is an Afghan non-governmental organization that provides services, support and programs to more than 4,500 working street children through centers in Kabul, Mazar-i-Sharif, Herat and Parwan. The non-profit organization was a major beneficiary of Give Me Socks, a small foundation developed by a Department of Defense employee stationed at Camp Eggers dedicated to providing Afghan child refugees with winter garments, school supplies and hygiene products. NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan is a coalition of 37 troop-contributing nations charged with assisting the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in generating a capable and sustainable Afghan National Security Force ready to take lead of their country's security by 2014. For more information about NTM-A, visit Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist 1st Class (SW/AW) Chris Fahey, NATO Training Mission – Afghanistan Public Affairs. 120410-N-3069F-038 (7109527253)
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