Where Your Donations Go?

Developing English language proficiency is critical to any successful pursuit of post-secondary education and employment in Ontario. With that in mind, and among the many and varied needs to be addressed by your donations, financial support may be used to assist the Afghan women judges to continue to pursue basic and advanced English language study.
Donations may be used for costs associated with the pursuit of skills-based programs at community colleges such as paralegal or law clerk studies that can enable careers in the legal or law related field.
Donations also may enable some of the Afghan women judges to pursue the educational qualifications required to practise law in Canada.
Financial support may be provided to underwrite the costs of career coaching for the Afghan women judges and their family members, and to assist in defraying the costs associated with the pursuit of full-time study and employment, such as day care and school break expenses for the many Afghan women judges who have young children.
Donations may be used to provide basic technology including devices, software and internet access so vital to attending remote educational opportunities and to realizing their learning and working aspirations.
Donations may also assist in offsetting some basic living costs of the families living in crowded or unhealthy conditions.