President Message
Afghanistan is currently one of the most difficult countries in the world in which to identify as a woman. Political and economic insecurity, educational inequality, sexual violence, and poor health are pervasive among Afghan women and children. Nevertheless, when equipped with powerful vocational and economic tools, women can change their lives, regardless of circumstance. Too often, girls and women don’t have the same access and opportunities as boys and men.
They are denied access to education, health care, and economic opportunities. A situation that has gone on for too long, and it is time to make a change. We can achieve this together, by joining forces and working to give women all over Afghanistan 100% equal rights, because when we all have the same opportunities, the country becomes a better place for everyone.
Sincerely;
Frozan Dauadzai
Project Manager’s Message
During successive wars, the position of Afghan women has overcome many problems not only at the national level, but also at the global scale. Bearing in mind that the Afghan woman has always and especially in the last four decades, with her great efforts during the busyness of men in the war fronts, has taken the wheel of life with patience and sobriety and has kept and keeps the life of the family firmly; It is necessary that not only the mentality of the Afghan society does not forget this fact and respect their services, but also the world should no longer think of this Afghan woman as poor and oppressed out of pity, but the capacities, abilities and preparations Give him lip service and support.
Thus, the Afghan woman will have the chance to realize her honorable goals in establishing human value and her effective role in the development of a prosperous and independent society. In the current situation, a small number of women are engaged in work, the majority of women are deprived of the blessing of work and education, and the lack of health and social services has caused the health and treatment status of women to be endangered. Therefore, Afghan women should work outside or inside the home.
In addition to educational programs for women, we should have professional, agricultural and livestock programs for women in different sectors. And also, in the fields where women do not have the possibility to work outside the mine, we should start training programs and practical work so that women can do their work from home so that both the work environment is favorable for them and the income for advancement. May life be for them.
Ahmad Javid Hakimzai
Our Objectives
▪ To work with local underserved communities for their development through motivation, capacity building, Health, and gender mean streaming.
▪ To provide children with vocational training and have skills and develop in society. To provide better teaching to students Collaborated extensively.
▪ To provide for women and children the people rights training, Leadership, and Advocacy training to know their rights.
▪ Education of women, girls, and children.
▪ Care of women, girls, and children.
▪ Capacity building of women, girls, and children.
▪ Provision of Health services for women, girls, and children.
▪ Legal Awareness and access to justice for women, girls, and children.
The Education and Care Organization of Children (ECOC)
▪ The Education and Care Organization of Children (ECOC) is a woman-led (in the title of President) organization that was established in the year 2021 and is registered with the Afghan Ministry of Economy under registration number 5167. The Purpose of ECOC is to provide individuals and communities with a chance to recover their lives and achieve their full potential in the fields of Education, Social Well-being, Vocational Training, public relations, Reconstruction, and Health organization is to educate the community and to reduce the poverty by serving people of Afghanistan. ECOC is focused on Health, Education (Formal and Informal), Vocational Training, Disaster, emergency, Awareness, and Capacity Building of communities.
▪ The Education and Care Organization of Children (ECOC) is a non-profit, non-political, and non-governmental organization dedicated to sustaining and empowering the Afghanistan Venerable people, with a primary focus on the education and care of children and empowerment of disabilities, women, widows, orphans, and young girls. ECOC operates programs in the areas of health education, income generation, Emergency, vocational training, Reconstruction, Charity Programs, capacity building, and relief distribution. ECOC also seeks a way of hope, tolerance, and social justice, where poverty has been overwhelmed and everyone lives in self-respect and security. ECOC proposes to be a National force and a partner of choice within an international undertaking dedicated to ending poverty.
▪ To contribute to the development of Afghanistan and improve the living standard of people with disabilities, Children, girls, women, and poor families by carrying out sustainable development and basic substructure projects throughout Afghanistan. We want to provide services to the children of poor families and to provide more facilities to cooperative children with disabilities, blinds, and women.
- Standard of Education.
- Quality of Health.
- Sound Standard of Living.
- Economic Development.
- Capacity Building.
- Gender Equality.
- Vocational Training.
To contribute to building a prosperous and impartial society through public awareness creation, advocacy, and improving the socio-economic condition of the people in Afghanistan with a focus on. To contribute to the development of Afghanistan and improve the living standard of the children care and education by carrying out sustainable development and basic infrastructure projects throughout Afghanistan. We want to provide services to our poor families and to provide more facilities to our helpful children therefore we want to promote their current living standards to an advanced level.