Empower Afghan Girls Through Education: Cohort 6

Empower Afghan Girls Through Education: Cohort 6

Education Is Their Lifeline—You Can Be Their Hope

In Afghanistan, education is not just a privilege—it’s an act of resistance.

At Generation of Change (GOC), we believe every girl deserves the right to learn, grow, and lead. Our students are bold, resilient, and ready to shape a new future. But under Taliban restrictions, education has been pushed out of reach.

They haven’t given up. And neither will we.

Now, they need YOU

Why This Campaign Matters — And Why It Can’t Wait

Since 2021, girls across Afghanistan have been banned from school past 6th grade. But hope hasn't died—it’s gone underground.

Cohort 6 is our latest initiative to keep education alive and dreams intact for hundreds of Afghan girls.

With your help, we will:

✅ Guide 50 girls through international university applications.

(including mentorship, essay coaching, & Duolingo prep)

✅ Teach English to over 500 students—building global literacy & opportunity

✅ Train young women in freelancing & graphic design to earn income and support their families

This is more than a fundraiser.

It’s a lifeline.

Where Your Money Goes — Full Transparency

Every dollar you give goes directly to real, measurable impact.

Your Gift = Life-Changing Impact

$20 = 1 month of internet for a student fighting to learn

$65 = Covers the Duolingo test to unlock scholarship opportunities

$100+ = Keeps our volunteer teachers connected and empowered

✨ Even a small act of kindness can open a world of opportunity.

How You Can Help Right Now

1. Donate Today—Skip one coffee and give a girl her classroom back.

2. Share This Campaign— Be their voice. Spread the word.

3. Join the Movement—Become part of something bigger than yourself.

Together, We Rewrite Futures

These girls are ready to rise.

They are brave. Determined. Unstoppable.

Are you ready to stand with them?

Let’s show them the world hasn’t forgotten.

Donate now

Learn more: in our Website

> “When you educate a girl, you educate a generation”.