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Supporting orphaned and vulnerable children with psychosocial care, educational access, and safe learning spaces.
Promoting women’s leadership, legal awareness, and economic opportunity through local training and inclusion.
Engaging young people through skills development, peacebuilding, and entrepreneurship programs.
Improving family health, maternal care, and food access through local mobilization and medical support.
Facilitating interethnic dialogue and community-led conflict resolution in 5 provinces with support from religious scholars.
Preserving Afghan traditions and identity through education, arts, and heritage-based initiatives.
Generation of Thinkers (GOT) is a global youth movement founded in 2019, committed to empowering young people through leadership development, volunteerism, and community impact.
We run a variety of active programs and initiatives that are designed to build skills, promote critical thinking, and encourage evidence-based solutions in communities worldwide.
Some of our core activities include:
University Clubs: GOT partners with universities to create student clubs that promote leadership, personal growth, and proactive engagement among students.
Book Clubs: Spaces for participants to engage in literature discussion, critical thinking, and reflection through reading.
Speaking Clubs: Platforms for enhancing public speaking, debate skills, and confidence in expressing ideas.
English Department: Programmes focused on improving communication skills, language proficiency, and literary engagement.
STEM Department: Activities and events encouraging interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Community members actively supporting needs assessments, implementation, and local monitoring in 15 provinces.
Including medical professionals, engineers, legal advisors, livelihood experts, and cultural specialists.
Empowering women to lead programs, manage fieldwork, and train local communities.
Kabul, Balkh, Badakhshan, Kunduz, Faryab, and Jawzjan.
Through women-led networks, religious councils, and community education efforts.
Supporting logistics and access to remote rural areas for safe delivery of services.
