The Amal Center has the only wood picket fence in town. Found a sweet deal on grass too, getting that put in on Tuesday inshallah.
The mural in the kids’s room is a labor of love produced by our talented volunteers. Work in progress here.
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alf mabrouk…can’t wait to see it “in the flesh”!
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How exciting! I’ll be in Marrakech in June and will definitely come by to visit!
Oh Fantastic! I wanna be a kid there!
This looks great! Congratulations in making your vision come to fruition. If I come to Marrakech I would definitely love to come and see it for myself. I am sure it would be open at that point. Inshallah.
Mashallah – so exciting! Can’t wait to come and visit soon! xoxo