Canadian Non-Profit · Supporting Afghanistan's Women & Children
Afghanistan is the only country in the world where girls are banned from secondary education. 11.6 million children need urgent assistance. We stand with Afghan women and children in their darkest hour.
Afghanistan is the only country in the world where girls and women are banned from secondary and university education. Over 3.7 million children are out of school—60% of them are girls.
The Taliban's restrictions have banned women from working, traveling without a male guardian, and even letting their voices be heard in public. Healthcare has collapsed, with 80% of health facilities at risk of shutdown. 12.4 million people face food insecurity.
Supporting girls' education through community-based learning in Afghanistan
Addressing the healthcare collapse and rising child malnutrition
"We envision a future where every Afghan woman can learn, work, and live freely—where no child is denied education, and where families can rebuild in peace and dignity."
Through collective action, we believe transformative change is possible for Afghanistan.
We address diverse community needs through four comprehensive program areas, each designed to create lasting, sustainable change.
665,000+ Afghans were forcibly deported from Pakistan. We help Afghan refugees in Canada and support those displaced by crisis.
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3.7 million Afghan children are out of school—60% are girls. We support community-based education and learning centers.
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80% of health facilities face shutdown. 12.4 million face food insecurity. We support maternal care and child nutrition.
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Afghan women are banned from working, studying, and traveling alone. We support their economic independence and advocacy.
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Since August 2021, Afghan girls have been denied secondary education. Over 1 million girls are missing out on their futures. NGNfC supports community-based learning centers to keep girls learning.
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August 2024 laws banned women from letting their voices be heard in public. We advocate for Afghan women's rights globally.
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Millions of Afghan refugees face deportation and lack access to housing, healthcare, and schools upon return.
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