Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School

by Teach for Afghanistan Organization
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Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School
Keep Afghan Children and Teachers In School

Summary

Teach For Afghanistan places passionate university graduates as teaching 'Fellows' in high-need rural schools. For 10 years, we have kept 140,000+ children learning, trained 540+ exceptional leaders, and cut dropout rates in over 200 schools despite compounding crises. Now we need your help to expand high-quality educational access to all Afghan children.

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Challenge

Afghanistan faces a severe education crisis on three fronts. Nine million children are out of school, most of them girls. 110,000 teaching positions are vacant. Even where teachers show up, 57% are unqualified and lack the basic resources needed to deliver high-quality learning. Poverty, insecurity, and a brain drain of over six million educated Afghans since 2021 compound every layer of this crisis. All of these point to a lost generation, stripped of their right to quality education.

Solution

We recruit top Afghan graduates, train them intensively, and place them as 'Fellows' for two years in the highest-need rural schools across Nangarhar, Parwan, and Laghman provinces. We fund home-based learning for children who cannot reach a classroom, and equip schools with the required materials. Half of our Fellows and coaches are female, and are placed in districts that have never had a qualified female teacher. Every dollar goes directly into Afghan classrooms. All this is done lawfully.

Long-Term Impact

TAO's 540+ alumni are already teachers, principals, civil society leaders, and government representatives reshaping Afghanistan from within. We are scaling to all 34 Afghan provinces by 2036. When a child gets a quality education, the impact compounds for generations. In a country the world has called a "forgotten crisis", we have never stopped: not through war, earthquakes, or funding cuts. And with your support, we never will.

Additional Documentation

This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).

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Organization Information

Teach for Afghanistan Organization

Location: Kabul - Afghanistan
Project Leader:
Rahmatullah Arman
Kabul , Afghanistan
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