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Find similar grantsAfghan Institute of Learning (AIL) Support is sponsored by Afghan Institute of Learning (via GlobalGiving). AIL empowers Afghan women by expanding their educational and health opportunities, fostering self-reliance and community participation. They provide education from preschool through post-secondary levels, including literacy, math, tailoring, computer, and English skills.
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