UK registered charity 1187055
Dewa Trust Foundation
Girls taking part in a community lesson in Afghanistan

Ribbon campaign

#LetAfghanGirlsLearn

A symbolic ribbon carrying a powerful message: every girl deserves the opportunity to learn.

Support the campaign

£5

The donation that comes with a symbolic campaign ribbon.

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Message: every girl deserves the opportunity to learn.

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Learning models supported: online and community-based.

30

Students per class in each education model.

One ribbon. One message.

Education should remain within reach.

With a donation of just £5, you’ll receive a symbolic ribbon printed with the hashtag #LetAfghanGirlsLearn — a small gesture that carries a powerful message.

Your contribution supports Dewa Trust Foundation’s campaign to provide education to girls in Afghanistan.

How the ribbon works

A simple gesture, three steps.

01

Give £5

Use the donation page to tell the team you would like to support the ribbon campaign.

02

Receive your ribbon

A symbolic ribbon printed with #LetAfghanGirlsLearn is sent as a token of your support.

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Share the message

Wear it, photograph it, and use the hashtag to keep the right to education visible.

A girl writing on the whiteboard at the front of class

Why it matters

She teaches the class she once sat in.

Education multiplies. The girl who learns today becomes the woman who keeps the next class open.

Wear it. Share it. Mean it.

One ribbon, thousands of voices.

Every ribbon worn and shared keeps the right to education visible — turning a £5 gift into a movement for Afghan girls.

Get your ribbon

The work behind the message

Learning online and in community.

In Kabul and Nangarhar, Dewa Trust Foundation offers both online and community-based learning models.

Each model serves 30 students per class, creating a focused and supportive setting.

A small gesture that carries a powerful message.

#LetAfghanGirlsLearn

Campaign gallery

The classrooms behind the hashtag.

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#LetAfghanGirlsLearn campaign ribbon

The symbol

A ribbon that refuses to stay silent.

Worn, shared and photographed, the #LetAfghanGirlsLearn ribbon turns a private conviction into a public message — every girl deserves the opportunity to learn.

Girls learning together in a community classroom
A woman teaching at a whiteboard
Afghan girls with notebooks
Children studying
Girls learning in a community classroom in Afghanistan

Why we campaign

Because a classroom is a kind of hope.

The ribbon is small. The message is not: every girl deserves the opportunity to learn.

£5

Comes with a symbolic ribbon

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Learning models supported

30

Students per class

The ribbon

Five pounds, one clear message.

For a donation of just £5, supporters receive a symbolic ribbon printed with the hashtag #LetAfghanGirlsLearn.

  • A small gesture that carries a powerful message
  • Keeps the call for girls' education visible
  • Supports education work in Kabul and Nangarhar
  • Each class serves 30 students
Support the campaign
Hands holding a pencil above an open notebook

Why it matters

The learning the campaign stands for.

Girls writing in notebooks during a lesson

Time to learn

A teacher running an online class from a laptop

Lessons at home

A community classroom with notebooks laid out on a rug

Before the lesson

A teacher leading a lesson for girls in a community classroom

A community-based class

Carry it forward

Share the hashtag. Support the work.

Help keep the right to education visible in your community.

Support the campaign