Education for Every Child
Educational opportunities for young women from Afghanistan
2025-08-18 10:35
Empowering young women from Afghanistan
Women face barriers to education and employment. Our program is designed to open doors to knowledge, economic independence, and leadership.
Program components
Scholarships and microgrants:
tuition, housing, meals, transportation.
Language and academic training:
intensive courses, exam and interview preparation.
Online/hybrid solutions:
secure access to courses and mentoring from anywhere.
Visa and documentation support:
consultations, application support.
Career track:
mentors from universities/companies, internships, CV club.
Psychological support:
individual counseling, support groups.
Safety and ethics principles
Confidentiality of personal data and location
Individual risk assessment and safety plan
Cultural sensitivity and respect for participants' choices
Fraud prevention and independent audit of donations
Who can apply
Young women (aged 16–28) from Afghanistan
Desire to continue their education or retrain
Willingness to participate in a mentoring program
How to apply
Online application form
+ short motivation letter.
Screening
and verification of identity/documents (taking into account security considerations).
Interview
with a coordinator and mentor.
Decision by the commission
and signing of a support agreement.
Desired outcomes
Access to education and new professions;
Economic independence and leadership initiatives;
Support network of mentors and alumni.
Alina Grygorian - CEO StudyGRI