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Ponts per la Pau is an NGO with a single goal: to fight for women's rights in Afghanistan. With a reach spanning three provinces, Ponts per la Pau, led by its president and founder, Nadia Ghulam, works to restore the most fundamental rights stolen from Afghan women. Through clandestine shelters hidden from the sight of the Taliban regime, we provide education, shelter and humanitarian aid to women so they can empower themselves and become agents of peace.

Afghan families threatened with death had to flee after the Taliban came to power. While they wait for an appointment at the embassies to be able to go to a safe country, their children are out of school and without being able to socialize , because they are not accepted by the public system. PH pays €260 per child enrolled in school per year (academic expenses in private schools and uniform), we want to help 50 children. Can you help us? We need €13,000 every year.

For more than 30 years we have been working for the social and labor inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. They already suffer discrimination, but this last year we saw how it was accentuated by the arrival of telework, online training and the rise of the digital world. These past months, we have observed how the internet and new technologies serve as a tool to keep us connected to the world, a tool that is too complex to use for this group.