Stage One
Four-Year Stability
2027–2030 · US$2 million annually
This four-year investment supports programme delivery while strengthening the systems and institutional capacity LEARN needs for responsible growth and long-term sustainability.
Girls are banned from secondary school in Afghanistan. LEARN teaches them anyway.
It costs real money to keep teachers paid and doors open — and we publish exactly where it goes.
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Your donation helps LEARN sustain education, support Afghan teachers, maintain safe learning spaces, and build the systems that allow girls to continue learning despite restrictions.
Choose the amount that is right for you. Every gift helps sustain LEARN's work inside Afghanistan.
2027–2030 funding opportunity
LEARN's financial strategy connects near-term programme stability with the long-term institutional strength needed to protect girls' education through changing political and funding conditions.
Stage One
2027–2030 · US$2 million annually
This four-year investment supports programme delivery while strengthening the systems and institutional capacity LEARN needs for responsible growth and long-term sustainability.
Stage Two
Endowment goal
A permanent financial foundation designed to reduce dependence on annual grants and short-term funding cycles while protecting LEARN's mission for generations.
What the investment enables
The four-year opportunity is designed to sustain delivery while building the infrastructure LEARN needs to grow responsibly.
Underground digital education and female teachers
Low-connectivity learning and LEARN-owned digital systems
Safeguarding and WellMate / MHPSS
LEARNistan and technology pathways
Post-Grade 12 pathways in technology, midwifery, and mental health
Finance, monitoring, HR, reporting, and compliance systems
Fundraising and institutional capacity for long-term sustainability
Looking ahead
LEARN's longer-term programe direction is to expand education access from the current 24 provinces toward national coverage.
Stand with Afghan girls
Every gift strengthens the ability of Afghan girls to keep learning when formal education is denied to them.
