"I have just joined this groups and hello/salam to all. Yes I do work in Scotland but as part of my job I also visit Pakistan almost every 2 months. I am also following a few children born during floods in 2010.
for more details on what I do…"
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Share resources and discuss issues related to managing (or not managing) to balance life with work in the humanitarian sector. See also: The AidSource "Work & Life" page. See More
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Habib Malik commented on J.'s page Aid Blogs"please do consider adding http://www.habibmalik.com (my personaly blog) to the blogs list.
thanks
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Profile Information
- Name
- Habib Malik
- Profile type
- Individual
- What I do
- Aid/NGO worker based in the field, Aid/NGO worker based in HQ or a Regional Office, Local Aid Worker
- About me
- I am an aid worker, fundraiser, Humanitarian award winner, public speaker and a field worker.
Throughout the course of my work I have visited Sudan, Niger, Ethiopia, Somaliland, Indonesia, Pakistan, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Syria, Gaza, the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Lebanon, Kenya and Somalia.
I have witnessed much suffering in my work as an aid worker but I have been greatly blessed by seeing wonderful results of people's lives being transformed by the love and physical aid they have received.
- My website
- http://www.habibmalik.com
- Follow me on Twitter
- www.twitter.com/Habib_malik
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