Bibi Gul, 15, whose story we recently shared, sits in her wheelchair provided by TYTW. She is currently recovering from a devastating car accident, which caused her to lose her leg in Ghor, #Afghanistan, and is now out of the hospital and at home with her family, excited to return to school.⁠ ⁠ After our post last week, our friends at @Giveinstantaid, in partnership with The Lamia Afghan Foundation, generously connected us with the Kabul Orthopedic Organization and A Leg To Stand On, and we are now in discussions of how to get her fitted for a prosthetic leg once she is further along in her healing. The Lamia Afghan Foundation will be housing Bibi and her family at a hotel in Kabul and paying for their accommodations and transportation back and forth to the Orthopedic Organization. Bibi Gul is expected to be ready for a prosthesis within 6 to 8 weeks after amputation and she is already up on crutches to prepare for it. ⁠ Bibi is currently enrolled in TYTW’s programming, which supports more than 800 families, including 110 families in Ghor Province, through TYTW’s Parwana Food Security, Education, & Livelihoods program, which provides case management and family sensitization on child marriage, food to help meet immediate needs, education programming for girls, and start-up capital and livelihoods training.⁠ ⁠ This would not be possible without our generous supporters @opensocietyfoundations, @together.rising, @allendeisabel, and many other anonymous and generous supporters like you. Photo by Oriane Zerah.⁠ ⁠ #TooYoungToWed #letgirlslearn #endGBV #endchildmarriage