Empowering communities since 1995
Education and Health for a Self-Reliant Afghanistan
We deliver quality learning, healthcare and leadership training to women, children and families — building skills, dignity and hope in the communities that need them most.
Quality Education
Health Services
Women's Empowerment
Who we are
A holistic approach to education and healthcare
The Afghan Institute of Learning is an Afghan non-profit that has worked with communities since 1995 to expand access to education and health services, with a special focus on women and girls. Through learning centres, clinics and teacher training, we help people gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to shape their own future.

What we do
Our Programs & Services
Six integrated programmes that work together — because education, health and opportunity cannot be separated.
Education & Literacy
Teacher Training
Health Clinics
Vocational & Job Skills
Human Rights & Legal Aid
Leadership & Peace
Our direction
Vision, Mission & Values
A peaceful Afghanistan where everyone knows how to read and every family has access to quality healthcare.
Our Vision
together.
Our Mission
Our Values
In the field
Our Projects
Current initiatives running across our learning centres, clinics and partner communities.

Girls’ Accelerated Learning
Bringing out-of-school girls back to education through condensed, community-based classes.

Mobile Health Outreach
Mobile teams delivering maternal care and health education to remote villages.

Women’s Livelihood Program
Vocational training and market linkage helping women build sustainable household income.
Latest updates
News, Reports & Activities
Stories from the field, programme reports and announcements from across our centres.

New learning centre opens in Herat province
The centre will serve more than 300 girls with literacy and job-skills classes in its first year.

Annual Report 2025 now
available
A full account of our programmes, reach and financial position over the past twelve months.

200 teachers complete summer training workshop
Participants from six provinces trained in interactive, learner-centred classroom methods.
Together
Our Partners & Supporters
We work alongside donors, ministries and international organisations who make this work possible.






Partner with us
Work together with AIL to expand education and health services where they are needed most.
