Literacy And Adult Education
Reading, writing, numeracy, and communication classes support adults who had limited access to formal education.
د افغان ښځو د پیاوړتیا او پراختیا موسسه
Afghan Women’s Empowerment & Development Organization
AWEDO believes education and practical skills are essential for empowering women and girls, reducing poverty, and building resilient communities. Our education and vocational training programs help participants gain knowledge, employable skills, and pathways to greater independence.
Many women have had interrupted education or limited access to formal learning and employment. Literacy, digital skills, vocational training, and business readiness can create realistic pathways to home-based work, employment, and self-reliance.
Reading, writing, numeracy, and communication classes support adults who had limited access to formal education.
Safe and accessible learning opportunities help underserved children and young people continue their education.
Learning materials, awareness activities, teacher capacity-building, and partnerships strengthen access to quality education.
Training may include tailoring, dressmaking, embroidery, handicrafts, computer skills, office administration, English, and other locally relevant skills.
Participants may receive entrepreneurship, financial literacy, marketing, customer service, and small-business management guidance.
Coaching and referrals help graduates explore employment, self-employment, and enterprise opportunities.
Watch this video about community-based learning and girls’ access to education in Afghanistan.
This video highlights how local classes can help girls continue learning.
A message on the importance of education for Afghan girls.