Igniting a Spark:
Hope for the future
Helping vulnerable and impoverished children receive adequate health, housing, education, and vocational training so they can grow up to lead productive and meaningful lives, while being caring and responsible citizens.
There was never a choice for me since the time I signed up to be a juvenile court officer to correct, re-educate, and re-direct unruly or delinquent children through regularly scheduled hands-on supervision. I wanted to help these impoverished families in Memphis, Tennessee. I had made a choice to step outside my comfort zone.
Our purpose in life became crystal clear after watching the British documentary film ‘Pakistan’s Hidden Shame.’
These vulnerable children gave us sleepless nights. Hence, my husband Anwer Aman and I partnered together to start Spark of Hope. The foundation has collaborated with a reputed organization in Peshawar working with street children.
Spark of Hope has also collaborated with KPK government organizations in the sectors of Education and Sports.
Nasreen Aman – Founder & CEO Spark of Hope
There was never a choice for me since the time I signed up to be a juvenile court officer to correct, re-educate, and re-direct unruly or delinquent children through regularly scheduled hands-on supervision. I wanted to help these impoverished families in Memphis, Tennessee. I had made a choice to step outside my comfort zone.
Our purpose in life became crystal clear after watching the British documentary film ‘Pakistan’s Hidden Shame.’
These vulnerable children gave us sleepless nights. Hence, my husband Anwer Aman and I partnered together to start Spark of Hope. The foundation has collaborated with a reputed organization in Peshawar working with street children.
Spark of Hope has also collaborated with KPK government organizations in the sectors of Education and Sports.
Nasreen Aman – Founder & CEO Spark of Hope
Abandoned
Under Age Labor
