Not-for-profit program to promote humanitarian support for girls/women not in Canada: who have been injured and traumatized in Afghanistan. They are committed to their safety and delivering the help they need—this project was started by Sultana Abassy, Audrey Staudacher and De-Ann Chan.
The families are working locally on their own to raise funds, but they still need help.
Last April marked the successful launch of our Research Methods course for psychology students at Woman Online University in Afghanistan. The course introduces both qualitative and quantitative research methods, equipping students with essential skills to design, conduct, and analyze research in meaningful and impactful ways.
We were thrilled to welcome approximately 40 students in our initial cohort. The strong turnout,
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Empowering Parents. Nurturing Futures.
The Partnership Afghanistan Canada (PAC) is proud to share the successful design and implementation of our Parenting Course Project, delivered to a group of Afghan mothers and fathers over five weeks.
This initiative was created to support families with practical knowledge, culturally responsive guidance, and a safe space for learning, sharing, and connection.
About the Program
The course brought together 40 Afghan parents to explore key topics in early childhood development,
Building Knowledge. Empowering Teachers. Reaching Families.
The Partnership Afghanistan Canada (PAC) is proud to lead the Training the Trainers project in partnership with Freshte Nejat School in Kabul—a powerful initiative designed to create lasting impact for children, families, and communities.
About the Project
This project focuses on training a group of dedicated teachers at Freshte Nejat School with essential knowledge in:
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All proceeds from sales of the books go towards funding PAC projects and initiatives.
The books were translated into 2 languages and donated to schools in Afghanistan.
Afsana Seesana
Afsana Seesana is a famous Afghan folk nursery rhyme. (In the Dari language, the word “afsana” means story). In the past, literature was often written for children to learn the moral values of human relationships.
Supporting Widows and Single Mothers
We are proud to highlight a meaningful humanitarian initiative led by Aman Nuri, dedicated PAC board member to supporting some of the most vulnerable members of Afghan society—widows and single mothers with children.
About the Initiative
This effort was created to respond to the urgent needs of families facing economic hardship and instability.
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