Glancing away from the Farah City Orphanage guests from the Farah Provincial Reconstruction Team, Fazana, an 11-year-old girl who completes her fourth grade studies at the orphanage and aspires to become a doctor, checks to see what other visitors in the room are up to behind her and her classmates, Dec. 10, Farah, Afghanistan. The 60 females are only at the orphanage during the day while the 78 boys stay overnight on bunk beds in an open barracks nearby. The orphanage, whose Afghan name translated in English, literally means "Kindergarteners," hosts children who do not have a father, brother, or other male figure in their lives who is responsible for their schooling and upbringing.