Sehi Taleemi Ziraati aw De Kiliyo De Parakhtia Muassasa works alongside families across Afghanistan to improve household health, expand access to practical education, strengthen agriculture, and help rural communities shape their own future.
Maria Robinson leads the organisation with a community-first approach that joins women-led learning circles, health outreach, and climate-aware farming support.
In new mentoring circles, local facilitators are pairing nutrition advice with seed support, water-saving techniques, and monthly home visits so families can see visible progress close to home.
Flexible evening sessions are making it easier for learners to continue classes while managing family and farm responsibilities.
Community-led planning sessions are linking local growers with practical advice on soil care, crop rotation, and household income stability.
Mobile health education, family wellness sessions, and referral guidance delivered with trusted local volunteers.
Reading, numeracy, and life-skills support for girls, mothers, and out-of-school youth in flexible local settings.
Training in soil care, seed selection, water efficiency, and small-plot productivity for rural households.
Safe spaces where women share priorities, shape local projects, and build confidence in community decision-making.
Hands-on workshops that connect practical learning with small enterprise, service, and civic participation.
Participatory mapping and action planning that helps communities prioritise infrastructure and social needs together.
Village Health Volunteer and Garden Mentor
“When families see a healthier child, a fuller garden, and girls returning to lessons, they begin to believe that change belongs to them.”
“The health sessions were practical, respectful, and easy to carry home to our neighbours.”
Farzana, community mobiliser
“Our daughter now studies in the evening circle, and our family garden has fresh greens for the first time.”
Rahimullah, parent
“The farming advice was small-scale but realistic, which made it possible for us to start immediately.”
Mursal, farmer
“They listen before they plan, and that has made our village meetings much stronger.”
Najeeba, women’s forum member
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A field reflection on listening sessions, map-making, and the careful work of setting shared priorities.
Small garden plots continue to create visible wins in nutrition, confidence, and women-led action.
Integrated programming is helping families solve linked challenges with fewer barriers and more local ownership.
Support events, literacy sessions, and village outreach as a local or remote contributor.
Take part in upcoming circles, demonstrations, and learning activities in your community.
Coordinate with us on local delivery, referrals, training, or practical rural development projects.
Help fund supplies, field travel, and the small-scale tools communities need to move quickly.