Online Education
Digital education delivered directly into homes, helping Afghan girls continue learning where access to school is restricted.
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Education. Relief. Dignity.
Hope begins with the chance to learn.
Supporting Afghan communities through accessible education and practical humanitarian help.
1187055
Registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales.
30
Students per class across our education models.
2
Learning models: online and community-based in Kabul and Nangarhar.
Our purpose
Relieving hardship with care, clarity and respect.
Dewa Trust Foundation aims to relieve financial hardship, distress and suffering among poor people, widows, orphans and other people in Afghanistan.
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Practical support, centred on people.
Five connected programmes respond to barriers to education and everyday hardship.
Education in focus
Two ways to keep learning within reach.
In Kabul and Nangarhar, online education brings lessons into homes while community-based education creates accessible spaces close to students.
Each model serves 30 students per class, supporting focused learning in a supportive setting.
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Why it matters
A hard winter, an empty shelf, a girl kept from school.
Across Kabul and Nangarhar, families face impossible choices. Your support turns into lessons, food parcels, clean water and dignity — delivered directly, close to home.
2
Provinces reached: Kabul & Nangarhar
5
Connected programmes
30
Students in every class
100%
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Our defining campaign
Let Afghan girls learn.
When schools closed their doors, we opened new ones — online and in the heart of communities. This is our promise: that no girl in Afghanistan is told her education is over before it has begun.
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Access to learning
Online and community-based models for Afghan girls.
Practical relief
Food, shelter, clean water and medical support where needed.
Registered in the UK
Charity Commission of England and Wales, No. 1187055.
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In pictures
Days that look like this.
Documentary images from the classrooms, courtyards and distribution points our programmes touch.
From the field
Real people. Real places. Real work.
Documentary photographs from Dewa Trust Foundation’s education and relief work in Afghanistan.
Community-based learningA lesson in progressFood bank distribution
Fresh bread for familiesEveryday lifeWhy education
Learning, in every frame.
From a first shaky sentence to a whole class reading aloud — this is the everyday work your support makes possible.
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In their words
Voices from the work.
Every girl deserves the opportunity to learn — and to be seen.
Support is delivered close to home, in the places people already live and learn.
A small class of thirty means every learner is followed, not lost in a crowd.
Questions
What people ask us first.
Poor people, widows, orphans and other people facing hardship in Afghanistan.
Get involved
There is a role here for you.
Donate, volunteer your time and skills, or help share the campaign for girls’ education.
Stories & news
From the work
Campaign
A ribbon for the right to learn
The #LetAfghanGirlsLearn campaign carries a simple, powerful message in support of education for girls in Afghanistan.
Education
Learning, close to home
How online and community-based models create accessible spaces for girls to continue their education.
Education
Give women an opportunity
Behind every class is a woman teaching, learning and lifting her whole community with her.
Food Bank
Bread, dignity and a warmer winter
Flour, oil and fresh bread reach households that would otherwise face the cold season with empty shelves.
Community
The Big Iftar that fed a neighbourhood
Once a year, neighbours, volunteers and families share one long table — and no one eats alone.
Health
Clean water is where health begins
Hygiene kits and safe water quietly prevent the illnesses that keep children out of the classroom.
Take action
#LetAfghanGirlsLearn
A symbolic ribbon. A clear message. Stand for every girl’s right to education.