Many people have been displaced by conflict and instability and have resettled in Ontario, Canada while adjusting to new systems, new responsibilities, and daily financial pressures. In this context, individuals and families may face barriers related to education, employment readiness, language learning, and access to essential services. Our organization operates in Ontario with a focus on delivering non commercial educational instruction through structured sessions using prepared materials, and providing needs based assistance related to the relief of poverty where eligible.
As a non profit organization, we are independent and do not align with any political or religious entities. Our activities are carried out in accordance with Canadian laws and are delivered based on need and eligibility, not cultural background or community membership. Services are not restricted by membership, and programming is designed to support practical learning objectives and access to essential resources for Ontario based participants.
Our name has been updated to reflect a broader service focus within Ontario and to better align with our current programming and operations. This change supports clear communication about our Ontario based educational activities and needs based assistance, and it reflects our commitment to delivering programs in a consistent, structured, and compliant manner.
Yar Muhammad Naeme
General Director
Each drop creates the sea
Afghan Paiwastoon Committees
Financial & Administrative
The Committee is tasked with collecting membership fees promptly and ensuring responsible spending to achieve set goals, including finding ways to preserve the organization’s assets under the guidance of the Board of Directors. This includes maintaining a proper bank account and utilizing legal strategies to strengthen the organization’s financial foundation.
Women Affairs
The Committee’s main goal is to find solutions for challenges faced by women in Ontario by advocating for their rights and needs through inclusive decision-making with its three members, including the democratically elected Head representing the community’s voice.
Youth Affairs
The Committee is tasked with offering resources for young people and children in the community to learn their native language, history, national values of heroism, national identity, and Islamic studies.