| Decisive
years
After coming to the UK, I realised
that Afghan community living in the United Kingdom needed
an organisation to help them in solving problems related to
their life in exile.
I did professional training programmes on immigration legislation, financial
controls and management and housing, health, issues. I graduated
as a social worker. I was fully equipped to set up an organisation
aiming at assisting helpless Afghans and others.
In 2000, with the help of
friends, I established and got Eagle Eyes N.G.O officially
registered. At first, despite financial hardship, I kept the
organisation running for Five years, without receiving any
external support. I worked on a voluntary basis, using my
pocket money, and always learning about the UK working ethics.
I started the organisation
from scratch, improved its structures and ways of working,
advanced it through linking it to other organisations in the
UK and elsewhere, and established and registered EENGO representations
in twelve countries.
Eagle Eyes NGO provides support to Afghans, Asians, Middle Eastern, Europeans and black Africans residing in the UK.
EENGO was formally established in 2000 and provides information, advice and support services on a voluntary basis.
EAGLE EYES NGO’s aim is the relief of poverty, sickness and any such other charitable purposes as the trustees may deem them of interest for the organisation’s members and clients. These purposes may include:
The advancement of education, economic, social development and human rights.
The public benefit by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for recreation
and other leisure-time occupation of people who have need of such facilities by reason of
their age, infirmity or social and economic circumstances in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life.
In the UK
Working with the UN
In other countries
In Afghanistan |