Since 1995, the Afghan Institute of Learning (AIL) has been helping Afghans, particularly women and children, lift themselves above the devastation of war by providing education, training, health care, and health education. AIL’s approach is to interlink health and education programs, as building blocks that go together to form a stable structure. While delivering these basic services AIL has also been able to promote critical thinking skills and model and teach human rights, women’s rights, peace, democracy, and leadership. With new skills and information, Afghans are becoming empowered and hopeful about their future.
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