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Educating Child Labourers Organization
Respected Sir,

First of all, I am thankful to you for the trust you have shown in our organization, ECLO. Our team will fulfill the highest standards which we are going to set up in a coming few years, InshALLAH, for the sake of this country.

Sir! Let me bring some facts into your knowledge. Educating Child Labourers Organization-ECLO was a dream two years back. Just one incident stuck into my mind and I started my struggle against this injustice of child labour in our country. As every big step faces strong resistance and hardships in our society, same was the case here. Except very few people, everybody had a pessimistic approach towards this cause. But those few people, who are now the members of our Central Body, were enough for me to start this massive movement and AlhamdoLILLAH; we not only started this but got a huge response from those who really wanted to do something for this country.

Now, we have more than 60 official members AlhamdoLILLAH and it’s compulsory for every member to donate at least Rs.100 per month so that we can meet the financial requirements of the children we have inducted in schools. We have 6 elected representatives in different places of the country including Balakot, Garhi Habibullah, HMC, HIT, Wah Cantt and Taxila region. We are going to bring our representation up in other parts of the country as well in a coming few years so that we can achieve our aim of making ECLO a national-level organization and serve our country effectively.

We have inducted two Earthquake affectees aging 12 and 13 in a school located North of Mansehra. Both worked as waiters in a small restaurant and belong to very poor families. We are going to increase this number in coming academic year InshALLAH. We have announced our teams which are:
~ Media Team
~ Field funding Team
~ Research Team in collaboration with Media Team for public awareness
~ Public Relations Team for membership across the country
~ Finance Team
~ Support Team
~ Outgoing

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