Afghan Youth Education and Health Organization known as (AYEHO) is an independent, non- profitable, nonpartisan and non-governmental organization registered with the Ministry of Economy, Government of Afghanistan. AYEHO provides support to youth and children who work on the streets, orphans, and children in conflict with law, children with disabilities and their families in Afghanistan.
AYEHO established in 2018, headquartered in Kabul with two provincial offices and properly structured and active business and operational set ups in all 34 provinces of the country, has arguably served the most marginalized and vulnerable children, youth and families in the most disadvantaged and remote areas of the country. Besides this AYEHO is well-known and established Afghan NGO in delivering professional and technical assistance and training and development services to targeted audience in Afghanistan, at central, provincial and district levels, in all the leading development and governance sectors of the country.
AYEHO has been working for community empowerment at the grassroots level for many years. The emergence of AYEHO was based on the goals of securing the rights of most deprived and vulnerable communities through promotion of child rights and women rights. Enhancing access to basic health services, quality primary education and socioeconomic development facilities are among the integral parts of AYEHO. Based on these goals, the AYEHO mission is to empower and improve the quality of life of marginalized and vulnerable communities in less developed parts of the country. This mission is to be accomplished by launching sustainable and replicable projects as well as building partnerships. By utilizing valuable skills and resources such as participatory research, development, knowledge management, and advocacy, that will tangibly bring about change into the lives of women and children.
Project Context
Under the UNICEF-funded EiE and Resilience Building in CR project, AYEHO is implementing an integrated Community-Based School (CBS) model across Ghazni, Parwan, Daykundi, Paktya, and Paktika. The project includes:
- 85 functional TLS Temporary learning spaces
- Training of 30 CBS teachers in EiE pedagogy, psychosocial support, and inclusive education, effective teaching and learning methodologies etc.
- Construction of 30 new classrooms (10 CBS centers – 5 in Daikundi, 5 in Paktika)
- AAP, PSEA, and gender-responsive safeguarding compliance
The Teacher Trainer will focus exclusively on teacher capacity development, mentoring, and quality assurance for all CBS teachers across Paktika and Daikundi. Construction oversight is not part of this role.