Online Education
Digital education delivered directly into homes, helping Afghan girls continue learning where access to school is restricted.
Explore programmeOur work
Support shaped around everyday needs.
Education and relief programmes that respond to the barriers faced by people and families in Afghanistan.
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Programmes across education, relief, health and food support.
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Learning models: online and community-based education.
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Students per class in each education model.
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Provinces: Kabul and Nangarhar.
Programmes
Five ways we respond.
Each programme is described here as it operates — what is delivered, and where.
In detail
What each programme delivers.
Online Education
Learning without limits
Online education provides digital education directly into homes, creating an accessible way for girls to continue learning.
- Kabul and Nangarhar
- 30 students per class
- Digital learning
Community-Based Education
Learning rooted in community
Community-based education brings learning closer to students by using local spaces as safe, accessible classrooms.
- Local learning spaces
- Kabul and Nangarhar
- 30 students per class
Humanitarian Relief
Practical help in difficult moments
Humanitarian relief responds to immediate hardship with practical support for vulnerable families.
- Food and shelter
- Clean water
- Medical support
Health & Hygiene
Health begins with essentials
Health and hygiene work focuses on practical essentials that support community wellbeing.
- Clean water
- Hygiene supplies
- Community wellbeing
Food Bank
Food for families facing hardship
The food bank collects and distributes nutritious groceries and staple foods to households facing hunger and financial hardship.
- Nutritious groceries
- Staple foods
- Household support
Two learning models
Education that meets students where they are.
Online education delivers digital lessons directly into homes, while community-based education turns local spaces into accessible classrooms.
Both models run in Kabul and Nangarhar, with each class serving 30 students.
Learning should stay within reach, even when a school is not.
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Beyond the classroom
Relief that supports the same families.
Immediate essentials
Food, shelter, clean water and medical support for families affected by conflict and disasters.
Health and hygiene
Clean water, nutritious food and essential hygiene supplies supporting community wellbeing.
Food bank
Nutritious groceries and staple foods distributed to households facing hunger and financial hardship.
Education in focus
A laptop becomes a classroom.
Where the school gate is closed, online learning brings the lesson home — thirty girls to a class, taught by local women.
Our sectors
Five programmes, one continuum of care.
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Online Education
Digital lessons delivered directly into homes across Kabul and Nangarhar.
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Community-Based Education
Local spaces turned into safe, accessible classrooms for thirty girls.
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Humanitarian Relief
Food, shelter, clean water and medical support in moments of crisis.
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Health & Hygiene
Clean water and hygiene essentials that keep families and classrooms healthy.
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Food Bank
Staple groceries and fresh bread for households facing hunger.
From potential to progress
How a life changes, step by step.
The same family is often touched by more than one programme. Follow the arc — from a first safe meal to a girl reading aloud in class.
01First, we meet the need
Food parcels, clean water and shelter steady a family in crisis so that thinking about tomorrow becomes possible again.
02Then, a place to learn opens
A home connected online, or a local room turned into a classroom — a safe, familiar space for thirty students.
03A teacher changes the story
Local women lead every class, turning attendance into ambition and lessons into real, lasting opportunity.
Programmes are built around what a household needs first — a place to learn, food on the table, clean water to drink.
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On the ground
What the programmes look like.
Documentary images from classrooms, courtyards and distribution points.
Community-based classroom
Online lessons into homes
Food bank packing day
Water and hygiene supplies
Community health session
On the ground
Delivered directly, where it’s needed most.
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Connected programmes
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Provinces: Kabul & Nangarhar
30
Students per class
£5
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In pictures
The work, up close.
Learning togetherA lesson in progressFood bankDaily breadAt homeTake action
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