Mission & Impact

Our Mission and Impact

Our Impact: Our educational initiatives in Afghanistan have had a significant impact, benefiting around 10,000 individuals, primarily children, youths, and girls. The focus of our efforts has been on providing educational resources and support in a challenging environment. Despite facing social barriers, security threats, and restrictions from the Taliban, we achieved notable outcomes. We distributed thousands of books and educational materials, especially targeting girl students and those affected by war. Our support extended to funding small educational initiatives such as the Dynamic Girls for Change program and other similar projects. We facilitated online access to educational materials for 60,000 Afghans through an online library and established collaborations with schools to enhance learning. Our comprehensive programs, delivered both in person and online, covered school subjects and included teachings on rights, public speaking, empowerment, and self-awareness. In total, we conducted over 186 initiatives and assisted students in securing scholarships and preparing for them. The primary focus of our educational programs has been on girls and war-affected students, demonstrating our commitment to advancing education in Afghanistan despite numerous challenges.

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“Facing Challenges, Building a Better Future”

Millions of children, especially girls, are denied education, but we are determined to overcome these challenges and bring hope. See our vision and challenges in more detail below.

OUR VISION

We envision a world where every child and young person affected by crises can access education freely, safely, and without fear, enabling them to grow and reach their full potential.

CHALLANGES

UNESCO reports that global out-of-school children have increased by 6 million since 2021, reaching a total of 250 million. In Afghanistan alone, over 7.8 million children are out of school, with 80% of Afghan school-age girls—about 2.5 million—denied their right to education.

Empowered Voices

“Voices of Our Students and Participants”

For their safety in Afghanistan, we use nicknames and symbolic photos to protect our students from potential security threats.

“ Through these classes, I've found a new strength within me. The support and knowledge have given me the courage to pursue my dreams and help my community.”

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Amina Rahimi

Afghanistan

“ Before joining these programs, I felt isolated in my struggles. Now, I know I am part of a larger movement, and that gives me hope and determination.”

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Laila

Afghanistan

“The empowerment classes have taught me to believe in myself and my abilities. I now see a future where I can contribute meaningfully to society.”

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Zahra

Afghanistan

“ Learning new skills and connecting with other girls has been life-changing. I feel more confident and ready to take on the challenges in my path.”

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Mina

Afghanistan

“ These programs have opened doors for me that I never thought possible. The education and support have ignited a passion in me to excel and make a difference.”

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Fatima

Afghanistan

“Participating in these seminars has shown me the power of community. Together, we can overcome obstacles and achieve our goals.”

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Sarina

Afghanistan

“ The online classes were a lifeline for me. They provided not only knowledge but also a sense of belonging and hope during difficult times.”

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Nadia

Afghanistan

“ Being part of this initiative has been incredibly inspiring. It has taught me that with perseverance and support, we can transform our dreams into reality.”

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Roya Faridi

Afghanistan

“The self-awareness sessions helped me understand my worth and potential. I now feel more equipped to advocate for myself and others.”

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Samira Mohammadi

Afghanistan

“This program has been a beacon of hope in my life. The education and encouragement have empowered me to envision a brighter future for myself and my peers.”

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Hawa R

Afghanistan