Summary
- All 20 of Embrace Relief’s L.E.A.R.N. college students have successfully completed their first semester.
- These young women are studying from home in Afghanistan through safe, accredited online degree programs.
- With your help, we can empower even more girls to pursue their dreams and change their futures.
Through Embrace Relief’s L.E.A.R.N. (Learning and Education for Afghan girls’ Rights and Needs) Initiative, we have been supporting 20 young women through higher education. We are proud to announce that all 20 have successfully completed their first semester of university!
These students, enrolled in online degree programs, are pursuing bachelor’s degrees in fields like Computer Applications and English; fields that open doors to remote jobs, financial independence, and leadership within their communities. They are currently learning from the comfort of their homes, and their success is a powerful reminder of what is possible when opportunity meets determination.
With your support, we can build on this incredible milestone and give more girls the chance to succeed. Supporting a college student’s tuition costs just $80 a month!
Embrace Relief ensures that Afghan girls receive a safe, comprehensive virtual education tailored to real-world skills. Our high school students earn globally recognized GEDs, while our university students develop expertise in tech and communication fields that can lead directly to employment.
Online education provides a critical lifeline in a country where physical schools are not an option for most girls. It creates a safe space to learn, grow, and dream. With every success, like our 20 students passing their first semester, we’re reminded that this model works, and it’s worth expanding.
If you believe in the importance of education for Afghan girls, join us in supporting 10 more girls to start college! Our goal of $10,000 could allow 10 lives to be changed for the next three years, and open the door for countless opportunities for years to come. Donate today!
For more information on the Embrace Relief L.E.A.R.N. program, click here.
