JOYA — Empowering Youth, Building Futures
We provide education, livelihoods, and community health support across Afghanistan.
We provide education, livelihoods, and community health support across Afghanistan.
To empower youth through skills, opportunities and inclusive community programs.
JOYA was founded in 2018 and works across multiple provinces in Afghanistan, focusing on youth, women, and vulnerable communities. Our programs span education, health, livelihoods, and humanitarian support to create sustainable change and empower local communities through community-led development initiatives.
Formal and non-formal education programs focusing on literacy, vocational training, and skills development for girls, youth, and marginalized communities.
Climate-resilient farming techniques, water conservation systems, and food security programs to build economic resilience in communities.
Mobile clinics, WASH programs, health awareness campaigns, and emergency humanitarian response supporting vulnerable populations.
Transforming lives through sustainable development and community empowerment
Community development initiatives across Afghanistan
Through education, training, and capacity building
Covering urban and rural communities
Providing access to quality education, vocational training, and digital literacy programs for Afghan youth.
Creating sustainable income opportunities through entrepreneurship, agriculture, and trade development.
Strengthening communities through healthcare access, WASH programs, and social infrastructure.
JOYA operates across multiple provinces in Afghanistan, focusing on areas with the greatest need and potential for impact.
We believe in locally-led solutions and long-term impact.
Support education access for marginalized youth and strengthen local schools.
Build livelihood pathways and entrepreneurship opportunities for young people.
Support health, protection, and community development that lasts.
Real impact from communities we serve
Fatima completed our teaching program and now educates 50+ girls in her village.
Ahmed's farm tripled production with our agricultural training and support.
Our mobile clinic serves 500+ patients monthly in remote areas.
Your support can help us reach more youth and communities across Afghanistan