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UWC National Committee of Afghanistan – Scholarship Opportunity
International/GlobalThe UWC National Committee of Afghanistan is accepting online applications from eligible Afghan students for a two-year residential UWC programme. Applicants must be Afghan citizens living in Afghanistan or Afghan refugees living in another country, and must be born between August 1, 2008 and August 15, 2012. Applicants need a valid Tazkira and, by the second stage, a valid Afghan passport. Selection considers intellectual curiosity, commitment to UWC values, social competence, resilience, responsibility, integrity, and academic potential. Application deadline: October 31, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Kabul time. Applicants should apply through the UWC National Committee route to be considered for scholarships.
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Second Chance
GlobalSecond Chance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping talented, low-income students access higher education when financial barriers prevent them from accepting university admission offers. Each year, Second Chance identifies exceptional students from around the world during the final stage of the admissions cycle and connects them with full scholarships at leading universities worldwide. The organization works to ensure that students do not lose life-changing educational opportunities simply because they cannot afford to attend. Second Chance also provides resources and opportunities for students, educators, advisors, donors, and volunteers to support its mission of expanding access to higher education.
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Become a Global Mentor with MENTEE
VirtualMENTEE is a global, human-centered mentorship platform and an EmpowerHer partner, connecting adults (18+) impacted by crisis, poverty, and systemic barriers with mentors who can help them build self-directed futures through guidance, skill-sharing, and support. As a Global Mentor, you’ll join a flexible, non-hierarchical community where you can contribute as little as one hour per month, using your education and professional experience to empower others while learning from a diverse global network. After completing a short training and creating your profile, you can connect with mentees seeking your expertise. To join, sign up through the MENTEE Portal as a mentor and be sure to affiliate yourself with “EmpowerHer” during registration. MENTEE's official website: https://menteeglobal.org. If you have any questions, please reach out to: global@menteeglobal.org.
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SOLA 2026 Admissions for Afghan Girls
Rwanda, AfricaSOLA (School of Leadership, Afghanistan) is an Afghan-led boarding school dedicated to providing rigorous education and leadership development for Afghan girls. Founded with the mission of educating girls and preparing them to become confident, compassionate leaders, SOLA operated in Kabul from 2016 until 2021 and now operates in Rwanda, serving Afghan girls from the diaspora. In addition to its residential school, SOLA launched SOLAx, a free online academy that allows Afghan girls around the world to access daily coursework using a smartphone and basic internet connection.
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SCHOLARSHIPS-CANADA
Canada (Financial Aid, Grants, Scholarships, and Bursaries)ScholarshipsCanada.com – A comprehensive Canadian scholarship database and search platform where students can browse thousands of scholarships, bursaries, student awards, and financial aid opportunities across Canada. Users create a profile with their education details and interests, and the site matches them with awards that fit their profile, including eligibility criteria, deadlines, and application info. It covers a wide range of fields of study and levels of education, and includes tools like deadline alerts to help organize applications.
ViewWomen Leaders of Tomorrow (WLOT)
CanadaWomen Leaders of Tomorrow (WLOT) is a Canadian nonprofit organization based in Vancouver that supports Afghan women and girls through education, mentorship, and leadership development. The organization connects talented Afghan women with scholarships for secondary, undergraduate, and graduate education in North America, while also using sports—particularly Judo—to build confidence, leadership skills, and resilience. Its programs aim to help young Afghan women access quality education and develop the skills needed to contribute to their communities and future careers.
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Learning Baskets (Right to Learn Afghanistan)
VirtualRight to Learn Afghanistan runs the Learning Baskets program, which provides families with educational materials to support learning at home, including storybooks, literacy activities, and recipes. Their Learning Plus Baskets combine these learning materials with essential food staples—like rice, flour, lentils, and tea—so families facing economic hardship can continue learning while meeting basic needs. You can contact info@righttolearn.ca for more information or to get involved.
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Women For Afghan Women (WAW)
Virtual & In PersonWomen for Afghan Women (WAW) is a nonprofit founded in 2001 that empowers Afghan women and girls through protection, education, and advocacy. It provides legal aid, shelter, counseling, and skills training for survivors of violence, while also supporting displaced families and immigrant women in the U.S. WAW works to advance gender equality and envisions a world where Afghan women and girls live with peace, freedom, and equal rights.
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Afghan Girls Financial Assistance Fund (AGFAF)
VirtualThe Afghan Girls Financial Assistance Fund (AGFAF) is a nonprofit organization that empowers Afghan girls and young women through education. It provides scholarships and financial aid for students to attend schools and universities in Afghanistan and abroad. AGFAF also supports projects like coding classes, STEAM camps, and community initiatives, and has established libraries to expand access to learning. With over $10 million awarded in scholarships and partnerships with 50 institutions, AGFAF continues to help Afghan girls pursue education and become future leaders.
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Afghans for Progressive Thinking (APT) / APT Youth
VirtualAfghans for Progressive Thinking (APT), also known as APT Youth, empowers Afghan women and youth through education, advocacy, and mentorship. Its Mentorship for Higher Education program connects young Afghan women with experienced mentors who guide them in applying to universities and scholarships, improving academic writing, and building confidence. The program offers workshops and mentorship tracks such as advocacy and academic writing to meet individual needs. APT aims to help Afghan girls gain access to global education and develop into leaders who promote equality and positive change in their communities.
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Sahar Education
Virtual & In Person (Afghanistan)Sahar provides safe, innovative education programs for Afghan girls and women, including secret tech and literacy classes, online learning in English and math, Coursera-based skills training, and support resources like mental health, job prep, and scholarships—all built to empower learners in even the most challenging conditions.
ViewAdvocacy to Stop Gender Apartheid
VirtualThis is an Advocacy Course on the Codification of Gender Apartheid as a Crime Against Humanity. It examines historical and contemporary examples, legal frameworks, and ongoing efforts to establish gender apartheid within international criminal law. Participants will gain insight into the social, political, and legal dimensions of gender apartheid, equipping them with the tools to advocate for accountability and justice. The course emphasizes the importance of preparing individuals and organizations before they embark on advocacy projects to ensure they have the knowledge, skills, and network that will set them up for success.
ViewShafia Education Access
VirtualThe Shafia Education Access Program provides small grants to Afghan women and girls to support their education by covering essential costs such as tuition, learning devices, internet packages, and transportation. Open to learners of all ages and education levels, the program prioritizes the most urgent needs and requires a complete application and supporting documents. Applicants may receive support for one item per application cycle, with a maximum of 45,000 AFN in funds or in-kind support.
ViewEnglish for Education & Career Success
VirtualEnglish for Education & Career Success is a free online English program for Afghan women, offered by Right to Learn Afghanistan in partnership with Arizona State University. Designed for low-bandwidth and self-paced learning, it includes Levels 1–4 for everyday English, Levels 5–8 for critical thinking and academic writing, and a Business English course covering proposals, meetings, and contracts. After a placement test, students are enrolled in the right level and can study on phones, tablets, or laptops from anywhere.
ViewPathway to Tech (PAT) Project
VirtualOffered by the Muslim Association of Puget Sound in partnership with Skillspire, the PAT Project equips underrepresented individuals—including immigrants, refugees, and veterans—with high-quality STEM training, financial aid, laptops, and career placement in the tech industry. The program provides hands-on courses in web development, cybersecurity, and data analytics, with full support for job readiness and long-term success in tech.
ViewLEARN Afghan
Virtual & In Person (Afghanistan)LEARN provides free Pashto- and Dari-language education for Grades 1–12, reaching millions via online schools and offline apps in STEM subjects, coding, biophysics, and more. They operate digital schools and community centers across provinces like Kandahar, Herat, and Samangan and deliver humanitarian support—including food aid, menstrual health training, and maternal care—while empowering girls and youth through digital skills and leadership development.
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