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Save an Afghan Street Child with Education
Help to change the course of Afghan street children’s lives by sponsoring their education. Instead of begging, scavenging through rubbish or selling plastic materials, proper education equip the children with literacy competency and technical skills required to financially support their families in a sustainable way. This project aims to enroll the street children into the formal education system but if situation doesn’t permit, vocational training will the alternative way out. Your contribution will cover the estimated cost of one-day schooling or training, and materials required for the learning of an Afghan street child.

$2.00 - Educate a child for a day (1 - impact)
$10.00 - Educate a child for a week (5 - impacts)
$40.00 - Educate a child for a month (20 - impacts)
$240.00 – Educate a child for 6 months (120 – impacts)
$480.00 - Educate a child for a year (240 - impacts)
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Empower an Afghan Woman to Have a Kitchen Garden
The only way to help an Afghan woman is to empower her with culturally appropriate and sustainable skills, which could eventually yield financial support for her family. Running a kitchen garden will help an Afghan woman to supply nutritious homegrown food for her family and potentially sell the excess produce in the market for some income. Your contribution will cover the cost of proper gardening training, supply of vegetable seeds and fertilizers and other required material.
$2.20 – support kitchen garden training and material supply for a day
$15.40 – support kitchen garden training and material supply for a week
$66.00 – support kitchen garden training and material supply for a month
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Give Vocational Training to a Vulnerable Afghan Youth
Poverty is one of the keys causes the current armed conflict but poverty. Education and vocational training are essential to economic development that will ultimately break the cycle of poverty. Help to equip a vulnerable Afghan youth with empirical skills that are in demand such as carpentry, welding, tinsmith or other trade training; improving his opportunities for employment or start up small-scale private enterprise. Your contribution will help to cover the cost for vocational training for one young Afghan adult over a period of 6 months.
$6.00 – Cover the cost/day of a 6-month vocational training for 1 person
$ 12.00 – Cover the cost/day of a 6-month vocational training for 2 persons
$ 48.00 – Cover the cost/day of a 6-month vocational training for 4 persons
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Support Human Rights and Civic Education in Afghanistan
Protection of human rights is one of the key elements in overall human development that will ultimately lead to the construction of a democratic pluralistic society in Afghanistan. Help to strengthen and sustain the development of human rights by supporting the human rights education led by BRD Afghanistan and Afghan Civil Society Organisation (CSO). This project aims to help individuals advocating and integrating human rights into their area of work and community living. Your contribution will cover the cost of a 3-day education session for one Afghan.
$45.00 – Support 1 person for a 3-day course
$ 90.00 - Support 2 persons for 3-day course
$ 180.00 - Support 4 persons for 3-day course
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Support Peace building in Afghanistan
Afghan Grass Roots Organization and Community Based Organization (CBO) support peacebuilding at community level, creating an environment supportive of self-sustaining and durable peace through promotion of peaceful conflict resolution and formation of an integrated civil society. Your contribution will cover the cost of a 3-day peacebuilding training course for 20 to 25 participants, aiming to deliver non-violent communication skills and pragmatic conflict resolutions to the participants who are mainly from the local CSOs and CBOs, including the community arbitrators.
$15.00 – support one-day training cost for a person
$45.00 – support three-day (full) training cost for a person
$90.00 – support three-day (full) training cost for two persons

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