REF is also working closely with communities through restoration programs and the provision of new facilities where needed: I assure you, yours kind support not only for one single student of a family but this support directly indirectly went to the entire community of Renaissance Education Foundation (REF). REF is ensuring you together will be succeeding.
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Let's meet 14 year old girl ARZOO (Orphan) - YouTube
Greetings in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ
The concept need literally refers to desire of acquiring something beyond capacity or a condition of poverty and misfortune. Extended families, overwhelming majority orphans, widows and many others due to sickness and other hazards with no fear or favor are needy. The social and economic impact caused by the death of partners or parents is devastating to those left behind.
The concept need literally refers to desire of acquiring something beyond capacity or a condition of poverty and misfortune. Extended families, overwhelming majority orphans, widows and many others due to sickness and other hazards with no fear or favor are needy. The social and economic impact caused by the death of partners or parents is devastating to those left behind.
To improve Quality of life by caring for orphans and the needy youths through supporting their Education and general welfare.
Helping Orphan Children in need is the everlasting joy of their heart. We therefore, invite well-wishers to support us with direct financial support and other gifts to accomplish our objectives.
The Orphan children are studying in Renaissance Education Foundation Higher Secondary School.
Due to the poverty people spontaneous put their beloved children in orphanage for their better future, Renaissance Education Foundation inviting everyone to read comprehensive sampler story. Let’s meet 14 year old girl ARZOO (Orphan) the student of class 6 who totally not satisfy from her life without father even in previous orphanage, She was in Orphanage Home School in class six where she was not satisfy with her Urdu medium education because she was not properly educating while she wants to become a Heart Surgeon in her future plan.
Due to the poverty the mother is unable to support her to become a Heart Surgeon and obligate to put their beloved one to whom she deliver with unconditional pain and keep them in her best as all mother of the rich society.
We all especially mothers how all mothers oblige when their beloved evaporate.
She is in orphanage where Josephine James the Head Mother of the House is taking care of fifteen orphan children and all are studding in Renaissance Education Foundation Higher Secondary School.
Let’s put hands together to support Fatherless Arzoo to become a Heart Surgeon and meet her dream to serve the nation who unable to operate and unable to bear the expenditures of treatment.
Your donations can support to produce a heart Surgeon for the poor community, I assure you, yours kind support not only for one single ARZOO but this support directly indirectly will go to the entire community of Renaissance Education Foundation (REF).
REF is ensuring you together we will be succeed to uplift the Christian community and successful students like Arzoo will support to create new moral families with their quality education.
We are looking forward your continued cooperation toward our meaningful cause produce Heart Surgeon through education.
Bank detail:
Title of Account: Renaissance Education Foundation
Account Number: 05580022001703
Swift Code: HABBPKKA007
Bank Name: Habib Bank Ltd,
Bank Address Kir Kalan Branch, Lahore-Pakistan
Bank No. 0558
+9203214311944, +9203464665306, +9203004395708
Friday, April 27, 2012
REF-Project for Orphans
Dear Friends and Families, kindly show your generosity and donate books for very needy Orphan students. I am working closely with the community and running higher secondary school for the deprived community of Lahore Pakistan. Your help and support will be highly appreciated. Kindly spread the word as well and ask your friends and family too. Thank you. Love you all!
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REF Community Uplifting Program (REFCUP): Poverty is abuse for poor Woman! - YouTube
REF Community Uplifting Program (REFCUP): Poverty is abuse for poor Woman! - YouTube: Poverty is abuse for poor Woman! - YouTube
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
REF Community Uplifting Program (REFCUP): Be the first one to help: Poverty is abuse for poo...
REF Community Uplifting Program (REFCUP): Be the first one to help: Poverty is abuse for poo...: Be the first one to help: Poverty is abuse for poor Woman! : Renaissance Education Foundation (REF) along with her dedicated team visited br...
Friday, April 6, 2012
PROCLAIMS CHRIST!
Yes, Christ nailed to the cross.
That is never truer than in the first week of this month,
the week we call Holy Week, coming to its climax on Good Friday.
It is a climax which reveals the tragic flaw in humanity,
but then is answered by invincible loving power of God on the third day.
Jesus is raised to life, the life that was His before He
took human form.
And His being raised to that life opens the opportunity for
humanity, whose nature He assumed in fullest measure, also to be raised into
life with Him and the Heavenly Father.
Many of us can hardly bear now to listen to the news.
Day by day there are fresh miseries, disasters, and
tragedies.
The day I write this article I am asking myself “how much
longer must the Christian people of Pakistan suffered and suffering?”, “must the children of Renaissance Education Foundation (REF) starvation by the
thousand?” (Starvation) Hunger mean not
only in the meaning of foodless, there are so many other kind of Hungers indeed
too “must those who are unemployed, those who depend on benefit allowances,
those who can’t afford the deposit for a house for their new family, students who
dependent on their parents for their educational needs, the Children who are fatherless
(Orphans) looking forward to the Love of their father and all needs of for their helpless life, the Students who
will complete their College, University course needs jobs to start their new life.
He invited His readers to assess themselves. “Few of you are
men of wisdom; few are powerful or highly born.”
The purpose of Lent has been to make room, in our time, our
thoughts, our relationships, our behavior, among our disappointments, fears,
temptations, concerns for the world around us and loves for those dear to us,
for Jesus, the living Jesus, to make us, each one, even more a place of his
living in dwelling.
So shall our repentance for the world which is our earthly
home be more profound.
And so at Easter all our grateful thankfulness for Jesus unfailing
abiding in our hearts may be a fountain of irrepressible joy.
Let’s pray for all these who needs our attention and love
for their better life as we all need the supernatural love and attention of our
raised Jesus Christ and celebrate upcoming Easter with Renaissance education
Foundation (REF)
Christ is raised, He is raised indeed. Alleluia. Happy
Easter to all of you Friends, well-wishers, Supports, Donors and all those who
continued praying for REF and its community.Be blessed with www.reduf.org
Be the first one to help: Poverty is abuse for poor Woman!
Be the first one to help: Poverty is abuse for poor Woman!: Renaissance Education Foundation (REF) along with her dedicated team visited brick kiln factories yesterday where we met Safia who was work...
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Community Uplifting Through Education (Cute)
ALERTS
Published: January 23, 2012
Josephine offers shelter to the children of slave-labourers. PHOTO: INP/ FILE
LAHORE: Meet Josephine, a 34-year-old divorced mother of two. She runs an orphanage outside Lahore, where she gives shelter to children and has become a savior to those bonded by labour.
“I visit brick kiln factories, where single parents and the elders of orphans make these little ones work to pay the debt they have taken,” says Josephine
Her task is not an easy one, as she has to convince the guardians that they are better off with her. “I am currently pursuing a mother of five to give her children to me because her husband died and now she has to work day and night along with her children to pay his debt.”
Brick kiln owners are the main hurdle and have threatened her. “They say if I can pay their loan, I can take the children, otherwise they will work till the loan is paid.”
In Pakistan, although illegal, slavery in brick kiln factories is common knowledge and it originates from a vicious circle of debt which sucks in labourers. Josephine has surveyed these factories for a year and has been able to convince almost 20 families to give their children to her.
She only helps the Christian minority currently because she feels they are more marginalised. “Most of the workers at these places are of Christian faith, and that is why I contact the local pastor of the area and take him along too, to get easy access.”
Trained to be a nun but not allowed by her parents to leave the country, Josephine now uses what she has learnt to mother the orphans.
She has rented an upper portion of a house, 20 kilometers outside Lahore, for Rs5, 000 per month, where she lives with her own two offspring plus another 10 boys and 7 girls.
“I do not have any funding source. I teach at a local private school, and with whatever money I get, I try to give these children their lives back.” Along with this, she receives help from her brothers and the school principle where she is employed, but things are still hard. “Thankfully the principle has acknowledged my efforts, and has waived off fee for these children.”
Surprisingly, ever since she started the orphanage, she has been asked by a number of parents to take their children away. “People are so poor in these villages that they want to get rid of the children even they are not in debt.”
But she rejects them saying that she doesn’t want those who are orphans to feel different while living with such children who have parents.
The children in Josephine’s care were not allowed to go to school due to their slavery status, Now they have learnt how to read and write.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 23rd, 2012.
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